Sioux Falls Skyforce seems to bounce against Austin Spurs on Finale Road Trip – Sports – HPBL

Sioux Falls Skyforce will end their trip to four games today with a match against Austin Spurs, celebrating its first ATX game in more than three years. After a severe loss to the Rio Grande Valley on Friday, Skyforce is looking to bounce and return to .500.

Currently sitting right in front of the playoff photo, Skyforce needs a victory to stay in hunting on the spot after the season. They are half a game behind the stars of Salt Lake City, with whom they will encounter a crucial backward back next week. Victory today against the “spurs” would be such a necessary impetus to morality after defeat of 114-98 at Vipers Valley Valley Valley.

Malik Williams continues to be honored for Sioux Falls, leading the team with 21 points and 15 fights in their recent loss. Nasir Little also made a strong impact, scoring 18 points and dropping four fights. Bryson Warren walked beyond the bench to bring 15 points. However, Skyforce was injured at 24 turnover and gave up 39 points for a second chance at Vipers. Restricting these mistakes will be key in today’s match.

Austin, who launches season 4-4, has lately been in strong shape, winning five of his last seven games. The Spurs come out of a loss of 115-106 to Rip City on Wednesday, despite the excellent performance of 26 points by two-way player Malachi Flynn.

Flynn averages 18.7 points per match at 50.4 percent shooting and leads the team with 4.2 theft per game. Austin is also proud of the former Skyforce Jamaree Bouyea guard, who impressed 18.1 points per game this season.

Austin has shown that forcing the turnover is crucial to their success, as they have a record of 8-2 when they score more than 17 points from the turnover. They are ranked fourth in the NBA G League with 22 points generated by speed, so Sioux Falls will need to protect the ball if it wants to avoid another loss.

In other news, the tasks of Miami Heath Pele Larson will make her debut at NBA G League today with Skyforce. Larson, who played for Sioux Falls during the 2024 Summer League Championship, appeared in 30 games for The Heat this season, an average of 4.1 points per game. He joins Skyforce as a third rookie appointed to the team this season.

Sioux Falls also continues to rely on the star game of Malik Williams, which is dominant at both ends of the floor. In its last six games, Williams has been an average of 17.7 points, 14.7 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game. Its recent implementation includes 23 career fights, which is the second most struggles in a game in NBA G League this season.

Skyforce will seem to finish their journey with a high note, as they were the best time in the league team this season with a record of 11-5. As the trip ended today, they will return home to face Santa Cruz Warriors on Tuesday.

Victory today would be crucial to Sioux Falls to maintain his hopes for playof alive and to stay on the way as the season progresses.