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Bitter defeat, 1.4 seconds before the end the “Iceman” appears: Bamberg has a long chance of winning at FC Bayern for the first time in 6 years and then has to accept a 72:73 defeat. Bitter, because “Iceman” Vladimir Lucic coldly sinks a threesome to the hard-earned success of Munich. “It’s very frustrating,” moaned Bamberg’s Christian Sengfelder, assigned to Lucic. “He faked a change of direction and I fell for it and then I’m already 3, 4 steps too late.” This also reduces Bamberg’s playoff hopes, because the direct competitor for 8th place, Würzburg, narrowly wins in Crailsheim. The penultimate Frankfurt pulls the MBC deep into the relegation battle, now both clubs separate only one win. For the last Bayreuth it will probably not be s with the relegation: historically bad 42 points in Bonn. The duo Telekom Baskets and ALBA Berlin dominates the BBL, good prospects for the top game on April 25 – live on MagentaSport.
Below are the most important voices plus clips from the BBL weekend – if you use them, please name the source MagentaSport. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the easycredit BBL continues with the games ROSTOCK SEAWOLVES against BG Göttingen and Würzburg Baskets against EWE Baskets Oldenburg. On Wednesday, Ulm will be a guest in the EuroCup quarter-finals in Ankara – live from 5.20 p.m.
FC Bayern Munich – Brose Bamberg 73:72
Bamberg had Bayern on the brink of defeat but Bayern have Lucic. After a consistently tight and competitive game, Lucic hit the decisive 3-pointer 1.4 seconds before the final siren.
Lucic’s crucial threesome: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=VXdibFltVXNzVWNMeDgxWEhMRFBIQzZjQjRyYm9EcHlEb1NzOEZMVWpibz0=
Vladimir Lucic, Munich: “It was a tough game. We’ve had a back-to-back game plan for the last 4, 5 weeks.”
About his deciding throw: “A game winner is always good for my confidence.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=Mjl2L2MrNVUvbDI4NDRyWDZMTTJRUDUyYkxwL3ZaRHZvU3RwTWpFT0QzWT0=
Christian Sengfelder, Bamberg: “It’s very frustrating. I think we played a good game with a lot of energy. We fought well. We also dropped a lot of things. It hurts to lose like that in the end.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=Um50Mm9DazNpZXNrTXdpQklqdkZseHNEc1cxYlhxalY5TFBKbGlXbGFQUT0=
FRAPORT SKYLINERS – SYNTAINICS MBC 71:65
The outstanding Joshua Obiesie can celebrate an important victory in the relegation battle with his SKYLINERS after 15 leadership changes. The Frankfurters are still penultimate, but with the win they remain within striking distance. The Mitteldeutscher Basketballclub concedes the 7th defeat in a row and is only one win ahead of Frankfurt.
Joshua Obiesie, Frankfurt: “I think we just picked up where we left off against Rostock. We just kept fighting, fighting, fighting and getting the win in the end.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=YVFRNVVlU3U4dWozTkxSRFJCZWxCNXZGM2tHMkFBMTBQZit4c1JzTXZQND0=
Defendant Mushidi, MBC: “We are a team that is defined by the offensive. We had difficulties hitting shots. Frankfurt too, but Frankfurt scored more than we did. It was the decisive point that we just couldn’t score.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=di9sMG9KTkgyT0hYelQzZ0FtbXVycGJybXFjRElIeXlRMWlyc3NzZW1WST0=
Basketball Löwen Braunschweig – ratiopharm Ulm 84:67
The third last Braunschweig rolled over flat Ulmer in the 1st half. Ulmer, challenged in the EuroCup in Ankara on Wednesday, can fight their way at the beginning of the second period. More doesn’t go together. Ulm is particularly hurt by the loss against because their rivals were able to win in the race for the playoffs.
Robin Amaize, Braunschweig: “We saw in the second half that Ulm had picked up a bit and we got into problems. Then we had a few foul problems and then we acted, I would almost say, a bit nervous. But we came on well back. We kept the point difference at 10 at most and were then able to pull away. You could definitely see in the second half that Ulm has quality and I just think that the energy was lacking there today.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=cUNnT2VNYnFCaHF0WERHYVViVHB0ejBHQ1AvWDFONGNPMURmWTVCNnhRUT0=
Thomas Klepeisz, Ulm: “It’s happened to us more than once now. We can’t just come out like that. They played very intensely and physically and we just let ourselves be taken by surprise and couldn’t keep up with it and then conceded over 15 points in the first half. “
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=VCtDbTcrblVYYTNORGpJNEFTWWM4UkplZy82Wlp1TFg4RXVZb1MzelhCST0=
Veolia Towers Hamburg – ALBA Berlin 63:83
The Towers were so worried about injuries before this game that some substitute players from the 3rd division had to help out. ALBA Berlin defends its 1st place “dutifully”. Fourteenth in the table, Hamburg urgently needs to win in order not to slip further.
Michael Kozak, Hamburg on the difference between Liga 3 and BBL: “Absolutely the physicality and speed of the game. The difference is like day and night. Everything is faster. You have to make your decisions faster. It’s exhausting because everyone is so physical and so strong.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=dzBhbWVJOUtmOVJBZWJmaGNheisyOEJZVXVLdHV4WXRHb0EvV3pzUWgwOD0=
Johannes Thiemann, Berlin: “Definitely a must-win. It’s fair to say that Hamburg couldn’t put the best players on the floor. We still struggled at the beginning. I think the last few games are still in our legs.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=Z05laG9FekFIRlAxQnM1QmU3ZWFLcnhtaGt3T2c4SWEzUG9SUnJiZWg4ND0=
Telekom Baskets Bonn – medi Bayreuth 86:42
The Telekom Baskets Bonn deliver a show of force against Bayreuth – it was the 13th win in a row, the Bonn team remain ALBA’s first pursuer. Even if Bayreuth went into the game as a clear outsider, a class difference was noticeable. The 42 points are also a negative record for the latter, who only won 5 in 28 games.
Bonn coach Tuomos Ilsalo: “We showed a very strong defensive performance today, also very strong in offensive rebounding and the ball movement was very good. There are obviously a lot of little things that we can do better, like finishing layups, but I think it was an important one step forward for us.”
The link to the entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=NFZ3VkJTYjZVRllDVXJWMkdZcHlZalB1d0tZSmI3QkJScnZPRTVQbDBCRT0=
Bayreuths Sasha Grant: “We have to win all the games we can to stay in this league. Losing like this: It doesn’t represent our team because we work very hard and we have a game plan. So I think we just have to go to the tomorrow Halle come, everyone be ready.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=U2I4dTlJTkNWOTRIRlJKZ3ZiMm91M3N1c0RHeEJiS0pJVVFzcXBHeW9Ydz0=
NINERS Chemnitz – EWE Baskets Oldenburg 89:90
With a narrow victory, Oldenburg ended the negative series and can collect important points for the race for home rights in the playoffs. This is particularly important for the Baskets, as they play much better at home than in other halls. For the NINERS, this defeat means it will be difficult to get back into the running for playoff spots. Shortly before the end, Wes Clarke was completely free to throw, but was hindered: “Sometimes the shots don’t fall as you planned. I thought I had a good balance. The throw felt good, but the ball just isn’t going in the right direction that I needed.”
Chemnitz Wes Clarke on the controversial scene: “It’s a bit too much contact to let play continue. But we lost the game in other areas, so I don’t want to blame it on the referees.”
The entire interview and final scene from the game: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=VHFVSmVVL1RtT3hxNjBDVm9yL21WQlpleXAvdXdka1lBOTY0aDZqOTl6Yz0=
Oldenburg’s Kenneth Ogbe on the controversial scene: “For me, Max is first on the ball. Other people probably see it differently, but the referees decided it that way.”
In addition, home field advantage is essential for Ogbe for the playoffs: “I think our arena with the fans – that gives us so much energy and that’s what we play for.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=N2lsc0FpYmxLdElSVzZ0S0xaYm1ONStGMHRDV09Mc29YM1pXaTcyNkYxOD0=
BG Goettingen – MHP RIESEN Ludwigsburg 87:80
Göttingen remains clearly on the playoff course. With the win against Ludwigsburg and the 2 points against Oldenburg during the week, the team from Göttingen was able to beat both of their direct neighbors.
Göttingen’s Till Pape on the last two wins: “The low point was Hamburg and then we had a good conversation as a team afterwards and played better against Berlin. That was more our basketball, more of a flow, with more self-confidence (…) and I think we’re on one Good way now. The 2 wins were really important.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=a3crR1dEYXRRQkQvTzZmS0l0V040cGp1dkxCU1ZnaDBGRDk2ZG9OdE41ST0=
Ludwigsburg’s Yorman Bartolo on the 3 technical fouls against his team: “Emotions run high, but of course if we get bad decisions too, we react. So that shouldn’t be, we should be in control.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=QUllZnF5bzRhMkJBSXdFaVlQdDJWMFZTRElDYWNab0lPVXl6NGJQZFYrTT0=
HARKO Merlins Crailsheim – Würzburg Baskets 85:86
Crailsheim was already leading with 21 points in the third quarter, but the surprise team of the season, the Würzburg Baskets, secured the important points in the race for 8th place. Crailsheim’s Maurice Stuckey was therefore angry: “We just stopped playing.”
For Stuckey this means: “We played before, even when we took the 5 team fouls, we played consistently, we went to the basket. But then, if we had possible layups, we passed the ball extra or then we just didn’t have a three-pointer And sometimes you just have to do it when there are quick options, but good ones, then you take them anyway. Because then you don’t force ball losses and then it doesn’t go quickly in the other direction either. We completely took ourselves out of the game .”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=MDllajh6RW4wcjhrMnNSMk43NE44K0ZLUnRKbklKL2R0M05Ga0NUSEdDST0=
Würzburg coach Sasa Filipovic: “We corrected the defense in the second half and of course we were lucky. We played bravely and luck follows brave people. So I’m really proud of my players. It was a great atmosphere, a great game and I’m really happy we won.”
The entire interview: https://www.clipro.tv/player?publishJobID=VUlhUk5WcG9ZR2dTTkFpZHhVZWJFTUpoRGMyZHpadmdaUFBOOUxHek1Uaz0=
Basketball live bei MagentaSport
Tuesday, 04/18/2023
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From 6.45 p.m.: Games ROSTOCK SEAWOLVES – BG Göttingen
From 6.45 p.m.: Würzburg Baskets – EWE Baskets Oldenburg
From 8.15 p.m.: medi Bayreuth – NINERS Chemnitz
Wednesday, April 19, 2023
EUROCUP
From 5.20 p.m.: Türk Telekom Ankara – ratiopharm Ulm
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From 6.45 p.m.: ALBA Berlin – Baseball Löwen Braunschweig
From 6.45 p.m.: FC Bayern Munich – FRAPORT SKYLINERS
From 8.15 p.m.: Veolia Towers Hamburg – MLP Academics Heidelberg
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