Deer lose again in Mexico City

Mexico City. Deers Basketball had to win, but failed at zero hour in the fourth period and they took advantage of it very well. Angels of Mexico City to triumph this Friday 92-91 and take a 2-0 lead in the play off series of the Cibacopa.

Deer will try to close the gap next Monday in the Lobodome at 8:15 p.m.

The first period was a coming and going of both teams, who were at the moment honed in their shots, but finally the team of the Angels 24-17 in the first 10 minutes of play with a great performance by Johnny Hugheswhich ended with eight units, one more than his opponent, Terrence Thompson.

Knowing that they could not afford to lose after falling in the first of the series, Venados showed improvement in the second period through Kenny Dawkins and Jeff Ledbetterwho managed to shorten the distance with their baskets.

The reaction came from Angels through Nana Hyeakurowho went to the free throw line on a couple of occasions when fouled and made all four of his shots to give the home team a 33-17 lead with 7 minutes left before halftime.

Deer He tried to close the gap with Thompson and Kenny Dawkins, and they managed to finish the period tied 22-22. They went to halftime 46-39 in favor of the capital.

Deer The third quarter started badly and they were down 10 points (57-67) with one minute and 27 seconds left, but they reacted and ended up winning 24-22.

In the last period, Deer tied 77-77 with 8 minutes left and with triple of Ledbetter They went up 88-83 with 3 minutes and 25 seconds left in the duel, but Ángeles won the period 28-24 and the game 92-91.

By Deer, Kenny Dawkins with 21 units, and Jeff Ledbetterwith 19.

For the Angels, Johnny Hugheswith 26 points, and Williams Thomaswith 14.

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Graduated from the Bachelor of Communication Sciences at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa from the 1991-1996 generation. He began journalism in 1996, in the now defunct newspaper El Sol del Pacífíco. He started covering the police section and three months later he was transferred to the sports section where he remained for 28 uninterrupted years. When the newspaper EL DEBATE arrived in Mazatlán in 2000, he joined as a sports reporter and today serves as editor and state sports coordinator. He has covered the Caribbean Series, finals of the Mexican Pacific League, Marathons, triathlons, Motorcycle Week, Independence Relays, as well as the games of the home team, the Venados de Mazatlán, in baseball, and Mazatlán FC, in soccer. . Because of his expertise, he covers and writes about all sports.

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