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Despite abandoned positions in the regular season, CSKA Moscow continued to dominate the VTB United League.
Fines are being issued this season
| Hits: | 15.4 |
| Precision: | 76.2% |
| League place: | 1 |
| Best achievement: | 33 |
| Worst achievement: | 6 |
| More common: | Mike james |
Students of Dimitrio Itoudis in the third final match in his field 89:81 (29:24, 23:16, 2:26, 12:15) beat UNIKS in Kazan and won the local open championship for the ninth time in a row.
CSKA won the series 3-0 with three victories.
The Moscow team, which finished in fourth place in the regular season, eliminated Zenit St. Petersburg in the semifinals 3-1, and in the quarterfinals they defeated Nizhny Novgorod’s Nizhny Novgorod 2-1.
Since 2008 CSKA not only triumphed once in the tournament that started in 2011, in 2011, when Chimki from the Moscow region, led by Rimas Kurtinaitis, was defeated.
The most productive player in the last game was Tornikė Šengelija, who scored 19 points (8/10 dvit., 1/2 trit., 0/2 penalty) in 27 minutes, bounced 7 balls, caused 7 fouls and scored 21 points useful. .
UNIKS then crawled to John Brown, who scored 25 points (11/15 doubles, 3/3 penalties) in 35 minutes, bounced 11 balls and posted a 36-point profit.
Nate Wolters, a former Žalgiris player who got up off the bench, scored 8 points (3/6 doubles, 0/2 trit., 2/2 penalties) in the CSKA basket and delivered 4 assists.
Daniel Hackett was named the most useful player in the playoffs, scoring 17 points (3/5 doubles, 3/4 trit, 2/2 penalty), 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 21 utility points in the final game.
CSKA: Tengikė Šengelija 19, Will Clyburn 18 (3/7 trit.), Daniel Hackett 17, Johannes Voigtmann 10.
UNIKS: John Brown 25 (11 rebounds, 36 votes), Jamar Smith 17, Okaro White and John Holland 12 each.
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