Valencia Basket gave no option to the Breogán River in the match played on Friday at Fonteta and, in a new offensive exhibition, the victory was taken in the last match of the Regular Liga of the ACB (108-61).
Valencia started with one more march and with running options was able to weave an initial 10-0 partial with the points of Jaime Pradilla and Semi Ojeleye that extended until 17-3 with the irruption of Josep Puerto and Matt Costello from the bench.
The coach of the Breogán River, Luis Casimiro, tried to reactivate his own with a dead time that did not take effect since Valencia was able to maintain his rhythm and the difference became up to 17 points. With the wind in favor there was Joel Soriano's debut with the local team, who soon scored his first points after an offensive rebound.
Breogán took advantage of a minimal disconnection from Valencia to cut distances in the last bars of the first quarter thanks to the points of Aranitovic and Hughes (25-13, min.10), but the premises put land again put the ground in the middle of the second room the second quarter.
A 12-3 partial, this time led by Jean Montero, launched the 'taronja' towards the maximum difference of 21 points that Casimiro formed for the second time to ask for a dead time that, as happened in the first partner, did not take effect.
Although the Breogán River found some offensive fluidity with the appearances of Quintela and Kurucs, Valencia did not give any option and continued to expand its advantages with Montero as director and executor with 9 points in the room (45-31, min.20).
Not even the way through changing rooms changed the dynamics of a party fully controlled by a Valencia Basket that returned to sign a wide part of 18-5 with prominence for Badio and Chris Jones and its outer success (63-36, min.25).
The scare of Nate Sestina, very sore from the ankle after a bad fall and did not play again, also did not stop the 'taronja' rhythm, which only added protagonists to his private parties before a totally blurred breogan and that was not able to find either comfortable shots or offensive rhythm beyond some spark of Touro and Mavra (76-43, min.30).
With everything determined, the last 10 minutes only served for Valencia Basket to continue punishing the defensive weakness of Breogán to reach a difference of 47 points and so that López-Arostegui added the basket that sealed a night in which all the 'taronja' scored.
Technical file
108.- Valencia Basket (25+22+29+32): Badio (14), Montero (16), Ojeleye (13), Pradilla (10), Reuvers (2) -Cinco titular- De Larrea (5), Puerto (12), Jones (16), López-Arostegui (7), Costello (5), Soriano (2) and Sestin (6).
61.- Breogán (13+18+12+18): Grant (7), Aranitovic (5), KuruCs (8), Nakic (7), Touré (8) -Cinco Titular-Vila (-), APIC (6), Hughes (9), Mavra (6) Y Quintela (5).
Referees: Óscar Perea, Jorge Martínez and Raúl Zamorano. Without eliminated.
Incidents: match corresponding to the thirtieth day of the Endesa League played in La Fonteta against 5,881 spectators.
