Fantasy Euroleague M10, Tips

Start set for 6pm, with the match between Khimki and Efes as opening game. Instead, three matches will close at the same time, Friday at 21: Barça-Stella Rossa, Valencia-Maccabi and Real-Fener.

GUARDS

Vasilije Micic (Anadolu Efes, 15.3 CR): Efes flies to Moscow where will find Khimki. Match that promises to be amazing with Micic who surely wants to leave behind the terrible performance of tuesday. It costs a lot it’s true, but objectively it can do very well in this type of offensive matches.

Kevin Pangos (Zenit, 8.6 CR): the play seems to be the leader of the russians. It’s not the more constant in his scores but is always near to the double double. The game against Alba probably will be high score and a high number of possessions is expected. Is it time for the first double-double of the season?

Simone Fontecchio (Alba Berlin, 6.6 CR): the former Milan and Reggio Emilia could be a surprise for this matchday. In the T2 challenge, Alba hosts Zenit in a match that will be played on many possessions and Simone is the ideal name for your bench.

FORWARDS

Nikola Mirotic (Barcelona, 17.7 CR): Overflowing. The former Bulls are dominating this season as easily as drinking a glass of water. As a Montenegrin he will feel the rivalry with the Serbs and I am sure he will do everything to beat them. Almost indispensable.

Rokas Giedraitis (Baskonia, 10.4 CR): the Lithuanian is struggling in the last few weeks, but on the whole he does not seem convincing as in the season with Alba Berlin. The game with Pana, however, represents a valid chance of redemption, given that a match is expected where the attacks should prevail over the defenses. It is not cheap, but not too much either.

Kyle Kuric (Barcelona, 7.9 CR): KK is living an incredible moment. From the arc he is even more deadly than usual, and considering his standard…. Jasikevicius has designed a well-defined role for him, namely that of a breakout match over from the bench together with Smits. Both are good, but if we have to choose, we are for Kuric.

CENTERS

Arturas Gudaitis (Zenit, 11.1 CR): After a long time, the former Milan is back in the tips. The start with the Zenit was not at all exciting, but the match against ALBA should be easy. The center of the Germans are anything but irresistible, and Gudaitis can dominate if he wants to, as in the seasons of Milan. Alternative name for those who want to recover in the standings.

Tibor Pleiss (Anadolu Efes, 10 CR): the German pivot is undoubtedly the best name of the period beetween the centers. Without Dunston it is almost the only center available for coach Ataman. Khimki usually concedes a lot in the defensive half, and Pleiss can make a great perfomance. Still no DoubleDouble this season, maybe this time?

Achille Polonara (Baskonia, 7.1 CR): “Achill The Dream” is experiencing a fantastic season in Basque land. Ivanovic grants him a lot of minutes, with the former Sassari punctually repaying with increasingly surprising performances. With its perimeter shoot he can hurt the Greek giant Papagiannis, taking it out of his comfort zone. The king of the low price range.

COACHES

Sarunas Jasikevicius (Barcelona, 10.6 CR): Barcelona have just returned from the postponement of the match against Olympiacos. This in a double round is undoubtedly a great advantage and if we combine this with the anything but difficult match against Red Star, the result should come by itself.

Aito Garcia Reneses (Alba Berlin, 4 CR): From one extreme to another, from the most expensive coach to the one with the lowest price. Alba hosts Zenit and playing both double round games at home is a great advantage because it limits the expenditure of energy due to travel. In addition, Alba, back from good performances not always supported by the results, has a slight advantage. What more do you want from a coach that costs 4?