Pradilla: “It will be a very difficult and very long game, we need La Fonteta to support us until the end”

Day after The Tarogna team brought the Endesa League quarter-final playoff series against UCAM Murcia back to La Fonteta. In Game 3, power forward Jaime Pradilla highlights the team’s ability to win the second game of the series at the Palacio de los Deportes.

The team “demonstrated that resilience and dedication. And, like last time, they fought to the end. Happy to get this win and bring home the third game. I hope that people are also happy and will come to cheer on Saturday and support us, we need them”

Happy to get this win and bring home the third game. I hope that people are also happy and will come to cheer on Saturday

In an accident where two of the most important players in the attacking sector, Jones and Ojeli, were unable to complete the match due to physical problems. and Damien Inglis retired in the final stretch, the inside of Taronha appreciates the team’s ability to overcome obstacles: “That’s what it means to be a team – helping each other. We have taken steps forward as a team. Now we will continue and finish on Saturday.”

He had 14 points, 4 rebounds and 3 rebounds. Pradilla played his best match of the playoffs in the Taronja shirt and emphasized that he was experiencing a good moment of form.: “I feel good, I’m trying to help the team. I try, as always, to give energy. Try to continue to grow and help the team, because we have not achieved anything yet. On Saturday I will try to become even better and continue to help the team.”

Defense becomes one of the key elements of this series, as the team that is able to reduce the opponent’s efficiency level wins. A Taronja spokesman comments: “We knew these would be very long and difficult games. Now it’s time to rest and prepare for Saturday, which will be a very difficult game. Starting with defense, attack also comes out better“.

Given the doubts about how many of the Murcia players will be available at La Fonteta on Saturday, and the pent-up demand that this will be the 73rd game of the Valencian season,

Pradilla hopes Fonteta will be the extra light the team needs: “We got to the third game and everyone was very physical. It’s finally starting to take its toll on us and we need fans. Let people come to us sixth and help us. This will be a very hard and very long game, we need you to be with us and support us until the end.