Verona’s attack has the tools to make this a competitive match. Mike Tobey’s shooting gives their guards room to create, and Andrew Andrews’ return adds another playmaker to that mix. The way those pieces fit together is what stands out against Milano.
Verona scored 93 points at Tortona with 17 assists and only 10 turnovers. CJ Massinburg supplied seven assists, while Tobey combined 19 points and 11 rebounds with four assists. Their three-point shooting was nine from 30, so the attacking performance did not depend on an unusually hot night from outside.
They were still within a point at the end of the third quarter despite a short rotation. Milano assistant Marco Ramondino has also highlighted Verona’s speed and the number of perimeter players who can create and attack the basket. Andrews’ reported recovery adds to that existing style, giving Verona another way to keep the ball moving and find space around Tobey.
