Tomas Satoransky ('91) signed this summer with Cajasol Sevilla (ACB). The czech guard started his first experience out of his home team (USK Praha), where last year averaged 9.6 points and 4.7 rebounds in first division. In Sevilla he has license with the second team, Qalat (at third division), and also practices looking for a chance to play the ACB. But the things are not easy.

In three ACB rounds he only has played 2 minutes in one game. The team coached by Joan Plaza has started with a negative 0-3 balance, so it's a tough moment to give him a big chance. But with the second team must be different. Qalat is 1-2 in the LEB Silver's Group B, and Satoransky is only collecting 7.3 points and 3.3 rebounds. There are also interesting prospects at the same team, playing with better stats. Spanish Joan Sastre ('91) is scoring 11.7 points with a 39% behind the arc, while latvian Rolands Freimanis ('88) shines with 14.7+8.0.

 

Photo: Baloncesto Sevilla