Venados Basketball reacts but loses advantage at the end against Ángeles

Mexico City. Venados Basketball had a brave reaction in the fourth quarter, but could not fall 93-86, with Ángeles de la Ciudad de México, at the Juan de la Barrera Gymnasium, in the first game of the postseason.

Actions.

Venados had a first quarter to forget, they couldn’t convert their opportunities in front of the basket, and in defense they didn’t lower their rebounds.

For Angels, Vander Lee Blue Ii had a feast by specifying several points, followed by Stephaun B Branch who was able to penetrate the rival defense.

At the end of the first period the capitalians dominated the court and the score 27-13

Already in the second period, the home team continued to dominate the pleasure actions, to take the partial 30-19, to increase the score in their favor to 57-32.

For Venados Terrence Thompson carried practically all the weight of the offense, entering the second quarter and scoring 15 points.

Also thanks to Jeff Ledbetter’s triples, Mazatlán got a little closer at the beginning of the third quarter, but in the end Angeles was able to keep the difference in double digits again. The quarter ended 29-14 in favor of the Venados, and a score of 71-61.

Already in the fourth period, Mazatlán continued to take advantage of the opportunities and got closer in the score, it seemed that Ángeles had a decline in physicality, and the visit used it in their favor with a Ruan Miranda who took the lead and was inspired to score 21 points and lead an epic reaction.

But with the advantage Mazatlán lost the ball and the forcefulness, Ángeles took advantage of it to seal the 93-86 victory.

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For Deer, Ruan Miranda with 21 points and Terrence Thompson with 25 were the most valuableyou.
Vander Ii Blue with 25 and Stephaun Branch with 22 shined for Angeles.

Four years working for the El Debate publishing house in Mazatlán, Sinaloa. With experience in covering various sporting events, including professional soccer from Liga MX, Cibacopa and Mexican Pacific League. Constantly following the actions of Mazatlán FC and Venados de Mazatlán. I cover the events of the city’s clubs, and I also report instantly with live broadcasts of the most notable events of both teams, as well as events that are of general interest. My journey through the media began in 2017, within the Qué Pasa portal in Mazatlán, where I was in charge of the sports section, with different participations in programs via streaming and newscasts for social networks and radio. I am passionate about soccer, in addition to closely following other sports, such as basketball, baseball, boxing and wrestling.

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