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Regular season · Round 10 · Thu, 5 Nov 2026 · 20:30 CET · UNIPOL FORUM

Milan, Italy · 45 games here since 2024

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Valencia Basket beat Armani Olimpia Milan (84-73)

Valencia Basket took the Round 10 game against Armani Olimpia Milan, 84-73 at Unipol Forum. Kameron Taylor led the way (17 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists, 24 PIR). Tj Shorts backed him up with 15 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists. Valencia Basket made 12 of 34 three-point attempts.

Box score
VALENCIA BASKET
PlayerMINPTS2P3PFTREBASTSTLTOBLKPIR
Starters
Kameron Taylor27:04173-53-62-25421024
Tj Shorts21:59156-111-20-03513018
Neal Sako21:43147-100-00-05114011
Mario Saint-Supery14:4821-20-10-0312104
Dylan Osetkowski26:3060-22-70-0410013
Bench
Armoni Brooks22:08161-14-92-23022014
Jasiel Rivero18:1721-10-10-0411007
Alvaro Cardenas13:3230-21-20-0441106
Gonzalo Corbalan14:3421-20-20-0321104
Josep Puerto13:3051-31-40-0100001
Lucas MariDNP00-00-00-0000000
Omari Moore05:5521-10-00-0200200
Team—8422-4012-344-437191115192
ARMANI OLIMPIA MILAN
PlayerMINPTS2P3PFTREBASTSTLTOBLKPIR
Starters
Rj Cole27:4992-61-12-22523010
Alec Peters17:3350-01-32-2210107
Moses Wright19:0463-70-00-0400127
Devon Hall23:0930-01-10-0220306
Garrison Mathews02:5100-00-10-000010-2
Bench
Ousmane Diop19:59114-70-03-44321018
Leandro Bolmaro20:53165-81-33-35301016
Giampaolo Ricci14:31100-13-51-2000006
Marko Guduric20:0793-30-53-3121404
Jason Burnell13:2621-20-10-0110001
Stefano TonutDNP00-00-00-0000000
Darius Thompson20:3821-10-50-021120-2
Team—7319-357-2514-162318617271
What was expected before the game
Valencia
Valencia
Measured

Montero + Taylor is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.27 points each time they took the floor, across 413 appearances.

0.27
Average difference each time they took the floor · 2025-26 · 40 units covering 413 appearances
Times they took the floor together
Montero + Taylor is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.27 points each time they took the floor, across 413 appearances.Pradilla +Taylor437Montero +Taylor413Taylor +Reuvers400Thompson +Taylor384Badio + Taylor375
2025-26 · Valencia
Milan
Milan
Measured

Ellis + Brooks is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.10 points each time they took the floor, across 234 appearances.

0.10
Average difference each time they took the floor · 2025-26 · 26 units covering 234 appearances
Times they took the floor together
Ellis + Brooks is, among the combinations compared here, the one with the best average difference that holds up: +0.10 points each time they took the floor, across 234 appearances.Shields + Ellis284Shields + Leday261Ellis + Brooks234Leday + Ellis225Booker +Shields220
2025-26 · Milan

This is how the game was decided.

Gonzalo Corbalan

The game-winner was hit by Gonzalo Corbalan: a two-pointer in minute 37 that put Valencia up 69-67. They never trailed again.

Five minutes from the end the score was Milan 63-65 Valencia. From there the game saw one tie.

The biggest run was a 13-0 by Valencia between minutes 3 and 5, from 7-2 to 20-2. The best run by Milan was a 11-0 between minutes 28 and 30.

Kameron Taylor decided it as the Valencia player with the most points: 17 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and a PIR of 24.

▸See where these figures come from

I count as the game-winner the basket that puts the winning team ahead for good, and as a run the consecutive points by one team without the opponent scoring. The player who decided it is the winner's top scorer in the box score; on a tie, the one with the higher PIR.

Source: the official EuroLeague play-by-play, which logs each play by its game minute, and the game's box score.

Rotations · who was on the floor

Closing lineup · Valencia

Kameron Taylor
Dylan Osetkowski
Tj Shorts
Armoni Brooks
Jasiel Rivero

Taylor · Osetkowski · Shorts · Brooks · Rivero

Closing lineup · Milan

Rj Cole
Devon Hall
Alec Peters
Marko Guduric
Giampaolo Ricci

Cole · Hall · Peters · Guduric · Ricci

Points by quarter

Q1Q2Q3Q4
Valencia24161133
Milan15222214
Q1Q2Q3Q4
Valencia
Kameron Taylor

Taylor

27′ · +19

Dylan Osetkowski

Osetkowski

27′ · +19

Tj Shorts

Shorts

22′ · +4

Neal Sako

Sako

22′ · +14

Mario Saint-Supery

Saint-Supery

15′ · -7

Armoni Brooks

Brooks

22′ · +20

Jasiel Rivero

Rivero

18′ · -3

Alvaro Cardenas

Cardenas

14′ · +9

Gonzalo Corbalan

Corbalan

15′ · -6

Josep Puerto

Puerto

14′ · -8

Omari Moore

Moore

6′ · -6

Milan
Rj Cole

Cole

28′ · -6

Devon Hall

Hall

23′ · -17

Moses Wright

Wright

19′ · -14

Alec Peters

Peters

18′ · -22

Garrison Mathews

Mathews

3′ · -10

Leandro Bolmaro

Bolmaro

21′ · +4

Darius Thompson

Thompson

21′ · +1

Marko Guduric

Guduric

20′ · -3

Ousmane Diop

Diop

20′ · +7

Jason Burnell

Burnell

13′ · 0

Giampaolo Ricci

Ricci

15′ · +5

Each bar is a stint on the floor according to the official EuroLeague play-by-play. The source logs each substitution by its minute, not its second, so the edge of a bar can shift by up to a minute. The number is the minutes in the box score and the team's +/− with him on the court.