Sailor in ex-Yu garb: The rest of the aliens sent home

There are three more rounds left until the end of the regular part of the Admiralbet ABA League, after which the remaining games will be played.

Including those remaining matches, there are five more matches before the Mornar basketball players, since the Rams had earlier postponed the matches with Igoke and Crvena Zvezda.

And the first in a series of games in the regional competition for Mihail Pavićević's team is the Montenegrin derby - against Budućnost in Morača. The match of the 24th round is scheduled for tomorrow at 16 pm, and Mornar will enter this, as well as the other matches, in a different lineup. As Pavićević said, the cooperation with the Americans was terminated "because we assessed that they do not bring the desired quality".

Therefore, Jordan Alexander Goldweyer, Christian Jones and the New Zealand representative Corey Webster left the team. Goldweyer arrived at Mariner on January 21st, Jones on January 9th, and Webster was promoted on February 14th.

"The situation is more relaxed for us now, because we have almost certainly secured survival. Until the end, we will only play with 'domestic' players, since we terminated the contracts with the Americans, because we estimated that they do not bring the desired quality. Bučud is the absolute favorite, without a doubt in this match. They are covered in all positions and it is a team that has been selected to achieve good results both in the ABA League and in the Eurocup. It is up to us to give the maximum," Pavićević said in the announcement of the match.

Mornar is practically carefree, it has two more wins than MZT and one more than Borac from Čačany, with a better score than both teams and three games less.

"It's easier to breathe after the victories we achieved in the fight for survival. Next is the match against Budućnost, which is always special for us, because it's a Montenegrin derby. Although they are the favorites, we know them very well, we know their capabilities and we will try to surprise them with ease." , said Nemanja Vranješ.