Evans’ brilliant performance leads London Lions to victory
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- Keenan Evans scored 15 points, added five assists and made a steal in just 18 minutes as London Lions beat Baku Sabah 86-82.
- Evans produced 23 efficiency points and followed a strong performance in the Lions’ previous friendly against Lietkabelis.
Keenan Evans needed only 18 minutes to become one of the standout players as London Lions defeated Baku Sabah 86-82 in a friendly match.
The 30-year-old American scored 15 points, making both of his two-point attempts, both three-point attempts and five of six free throws. He also supplied five assists, made one steal and finished with an efficiency rating of 23.
The performance marked Evans’ second strong outing in Lithuania. In their previous friendly, the Lions lost 89-83 to Panevėžys Lietkabelis, but Evans led the London side with 13 points.
DeVante Jones was the Lions’ leading scorer against Sabah with 17 points, six assists, four steals and 24 efficiency points. Maxwell Lewis and Thomas Kennedy added 11 points each. Sabah were led by Michael Ertel with 18 points, while Gerry Blakes scored 15 and Quincy Ballard 12.
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