Kosner Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz

Tyty Washington Jr a étouffé la résistance de Baskonia avec un tir d'une précision redoutable : 21 points en 23 minutes, avec un 9/10 au tir dont 2/3 de loin, zéro ballon perdu. L'arrière de l'ASVEL a terminé sa soirée sans même forcer, distribuant aussi 5 passes et 5 rebonds dans une victoire 94–79 à domicile. Quand un joueur affiche ce genre de rendement — 90 % de réussite générale — le match ne traîne pas en suspens. L'ASVEL s'est construit son écart tranquillement, sans avoir besoin de forcer le rythme. Washington Jr a été l'architecte silencieux : des tirs sûrs, du jeu simple, zéro turnover, juste ce qu'il fallait pour que Villeurbanne garde la main. Prochaine sortie en EuroLeague pour l'ASVEL, l'occasion de confirmer cette solidité retrouvée.

Theo Maledon finished with 19 points, 6 assists and 4 rebounds in 23 minutes as Real Madrid dismantled Baskonia 104–86 on the road. The French guard ran the offense with precision, converting 3 of 4 three-pointers and 4 of 5 free throws despite an uneven 6-for-16 night from the floor overall. An 18-point margin away from home is a statement result, and Maledon's ball distribution—just one turnover across less than half the contest—kept Madrid's rhythm intact throughout. The efficiency math works: minimal turnovers, high-volume assists and a 16-point swing in Real Madrid's favor when he was on court compounded a dominant defensive showing. Baskonia had no answer for the tempo Madrid imposed, and Maledon's mid-range range and kick-outs to shooters left them scrambling.

Mathias Lessort finished with 20 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal across 24 minutes, shooting 9 of 10 from the floor, as Panathinaikos held off Baskonia 85–79 at home. The French centre's efficiency in the paint proved decisive. He drew four fouls and kept his turnovers to one, anchoring a Panathinaikos defence that bent but did not break down the stretch. At 9 for 10 from two-point range, Lessort converted nearly everything thrown his way and rarely needed to venture beyond the arc. Baskonia mounted enough pressure late to make the final margin feel tighter than the performance suggested, but Panathinaikos' interior game—built on Lessort's precise finishing—remained the difference.

Marcus Carr finished as Virtus Vidivici Bologna's engine in an 86–78 win over Baskonia, posting 20 points, 3 assists and 2 steals across 22 minutes. He shot 5 of 10 from the field, 2 of 4 from three, and was most reliable from the line: 8 of 10 free throws. The eight-point margin reflected a controlled performance at home. Carr's efficiency — 80 percent from the stripe, decisive movement into the paint — kept Virtus Vidivici Bologna ahead when Baskonia pressed. He turned the ball over twice and picked up four fouls, the kind of minor friction that happens in a tight defensive battle, but his scoring rhythm never broke. Not a stat-sheet explosion, but the kind of composed outing that wins regular-season games in Europe's top competition.

Mfiondu Kabengele was the highest-rated performer in Dubai Basketball's 93–79 win over Baskonia, posting 16 points, 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 turnover across 20 minutes. He shot 6 of 11 from the field, including 1 of 3 from three, and was perfect from the free-throw line at 3 of 3. The 14-point margin reflected a controlled road performance, and Kabengele's work on both ends — particularly his rebound haul in limited minutes — anchored the differential. His efficiency (54.5% overall, 100% at the stripe) against Baskonia's interior defence underlined why he was decisive when it mattered most.

Chris Duarte carried Baskonia's scoring load in a 92–84 home loss to Besiktas, finishing with 23 points on an efficient 15-of-15 from the free-throw line. The Colombian guard found his rhythm at the stripe even as his two-point range stalled—he made just three of seven field goals overall, including two of four threes—and it was not enough to prevent the eight-point defeat. Duarte's 26 minutes yielded 5 rebounds and 2 steals to go with his scoring, a line that reflected Baskonia's desperation to close a gap that grew throughout the contest. The hosts could not manufacture enough support around him; the free throws kept pace, but the baseline efficiency gap told the story. Besiktas' depth proved decisive where a single high-volume scorer, however hot from the line, could not. A strong individual effort in a losing effort—the mark of a night where one player's execution, however sharp, ran into the wall of a team that could not match their opponent's collective output.

Wilbekin carries the edge into this one. The Besiktas Jk Istanbul guard is running at 48.8 TIB EFF through recent weeks, averaging 16.3 points and 3.7 assists per game — a step above the rhythm he established in earlier stretches of the season. Sedekerskis has been a steadier presence for Baskonia, posting 44.6 TIB EFF with 10.8 points and 1.2 assists, but the gap in playmaking and scoring volume tilts toward the visitor's floor general. Wilbekin's uptick in creation — moving the ball at a rate that outpaces his counterpart by a wide margin — will be central to how Besiktas Jk Istanbul tries to stretch Baskonia's defense. If Sedekerskis can tighten on the catch and force the ball out of Wilbekin's hands, Baskonia has a chance to disrupt the rhythm. If not, Istanbul's offensive tempo could overwhelm a Baskonia squad that will need more than one scorer to stay level. Tip-off in under three hours. Stream it live.

A.J. LAWSON made the difference in Baskonia's 86–76 win over Milano with a 16-point, 4-for-7 three-point night that kept the hosts ahead when it mattered most. The American hit 60% from the floor overall and was efficient from deep, finishing with 3 rebounds and 3 assists across 28 minutes without turning the ball over more than once. That kind of low-turnover volume is rare; Lawson's decision-making meant Baskonia could lean on his shot-creation down the stretch without bleeding possessions. Milano stayed close early, but Lawson's range and accuracy in the midgame pulled Baskonia clear. A 10-point margin might sound comfortable, but in EuroLeague basketball it reflects a controlled performance rather than a blowout — and it was Lawson's accuracy from three that created enough breathing room for Baskonia to manage the rest.

Sedekerskis and Guduric have posted matching scoring lines in recent weeks — both averaging 15.5 points — but the efficiency numbers and their roles tell a deeper story about what each wing brings. Sedekerskis has nudged ahead on TIB EFF (52.0 to 50.3), riding 0 assists as a pure volume scorer for Baskonia. Guduric, by contrast, is threading 3.5 dimes a night alongside his own 15.5 PPG, anchoring Milano's offence as a facilitator in transition and set play. Two high-ranking wings, two different blueprints — one scorer, one orchestrator. Baskonia and Milano tip off shortly. The forward duel could easily decide how freely each team's supporting cast gets to operate. Watch how they hunt matchups, where they take their shots, and whether one's efficiency edge translates into the kind of control that decides EuroLeague games.

TJ Shorts II orchestrated Power Electronics Valencia's attack with surgical precision: 12 points, 10 assists and just one turnover in 19 minutes, shooting 5 of 8 from the field. That efficiency in the playmaker role was enough to earn him player of the game as Valencia dismantled Baskonia 111–88 at home. The 23-point margin tells the story. Valencia's ball movement and court direction — anchored by Shorts II's decision-making — created space and rhythm that Baskonia never found an answer for. Shorts II's night was clean: two free throws made, a steal, and his lone turnover speaks to how little he had to force when the flow was working. In 19 minutes, he did the job a lead guard is supposed to do. No need to pad the stats; the result was already decided by half-court execution.

TJ Shorts II is running at 61 TIB Efficiency in recent weeks, averaging 26 points per game as Power Electronics Valencia's primary offensive engine. A.J. Lawson has matched his assist total but sits at 50 TIB Efficiency and 20 PPG for Baskonia — a clear gap, yet one that narrows when the teams collide and half-court sets tighten the spaces both men operate in. Shorts scoring volume and efficiency give Valencia the edge on paper. Lawson's role shifts in these matchups; he thrives in transition and off-ball movement, less dependent on creation. The question isn't whether Shorts dominates the scoring chart — it's whether Baskonia can engineer enough tempo and spacing to let Lawson operate efficiently enough to keep the game within reach. Valencia and Baskonia tip off Shorts. Watch how these two trackers of the ball shape the rhythm.

Tyler Dorsey finished 25 points in 23 minutes for Olympiacos Piraeus B.C., converting 8 of 11 attempts from the floor and a clean 5 for 5 at the free throw line, including 4 three-pointers on 6 tries. He also recorded 1 steal and committed 0 turnovers across 0 fouls. Olympiacos' road win over Baskonia, 106–89, was built on that kind of efficiency. Dorsey's shooting touch — particularly from deep — left little margin for recovery, and Baskonia had no answer for the pace at which he was scoring. A 17-point margin in EuroLeague territory is decisive; this was not a close game. That kind of clean sheet (zero turnovers, zero fouls) in a 23-minute outing is rare enough to note. Dorsey made the simple plays count.

DJ Stewart is coming into this EuroLeague fixture off a strong 2025-'26 campaign — 13.9 points per game on a 41.9 TIB Efficiency rating — but tonight's opponent has found another gear entirely. Donta Hall's recent form is tracking at a 50 TIB Efficiency, anchored by 12.5 PPG, and the Olympiacos Piraeus B.C. forward has been the kind of constant threat that tilts close games. Both players operate in overlapping spaces on the floor. Stewart's scoring touch and court vision have made Baskonia competitive in their own right, yet Hall's peak efficiency and consistency in recent weeks suggest he may have the sharper edge heading into tip-off. The real story will be whether Baskonia can contain Hall's scoring while extracting enough from Stewart to stay in a rhythm. Olympiacos Piraeus B.C. arrives with momentum; Baskonia will need Stewart at his best to keep pace. Tip-off in three hours. Watch it live.

Asvel defeated Baskonia yesterday to picks up his first win of the season in Euroleague (86-88). The French team only played 4 games in Euroleague this season because some players tested positive for COVID-19 a couple of weeks ago. After the losses against Zalgiris, Milano and Valencia, it is the fi

The final tournament to finish the basketball season in Spain started yesterday with 3 games. Bilbao with Quentin Serron, suffered a big loss against Euroleague Team Baskonia. The Belgian Lion scored 4 points to go with 3 rebounds and 1 assist in 23 minutes. Barcelona, one of the favorite, won the d