The lead over Treviso, which occupies last place and is relegated, has increased to +6 points, while the advantage over Cantù, second to last, has returned to 4. The clear 104-86 victory over Cremona has relaunched Dinamo and restored their standings.
To secure their seventeenth year in Serie A, even three wins in the remaining eleven matchdays could be enough, or even just two wins, especially if one of these is achieved on March 29 at the PalaSerradimigni against Treviso, who already lost the first leg 92-89.
Premature calculations aside, the field showed that if Dinamo can field at least five foreign players, they'll be a tough team. It's no coincidence that the losses came when coach Mrsic had to do without Marshall, Johnson, and Beliauskas and had Buie and a half-service squad.
On Wednesday, they play the Europa Cup against Peristeri, but their thoughts are already turning to the away match in Udine, against a team that only has two points more than the white-blues. If guard Johnson returns after Beliauskas, they can really think about a coup.
