Dinamo faces Milan at PalaSerradimigni on Sunday at noon. The prediction is almost over, with the "almost" referring to Olimpia's European efforts, which have played two Euroleague games, while Dinamo have only played one, in Portugal.
A matchup with their fiercest rival, even though Milan has won 11 of their last 12 games, will be in Sassari without Nebo, LeDay, and Totè. On the other hand, Banco will also certainly be without forward Mezzanotte (pending a thorough examination) and are unsure whether they can finally field Johnson and Ceron.
American center Nick McGlynn observes: "It's a great match against a great team, we need to approach it with the right mentality. We need to have faith in our teammates and manage the key moments of the game better." The Yankee is among the most positive players in Dinamo, but he retorts: "I can't be satisfied since we haven't won yet."
