Santi Aldama adds and goes on. The Grancanario wing-pivot, who returned to the tracks early on Friday to Saturday after overcoming a knee injury to premiere with the Dallas Mavericks, his new team, has replayed a good performance in his second duel of the season. On this occasion, the former Canterbury player has contributed to the triumph of the Texan ensemble over the Brooklyn Nets led by the Spanish also Jordi Fernández by 93-130.
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Santi Aldama adds and goes on. The Grancanario wing-pivot, who returned to the tracks early on Friday to Saturday after overcoming a knee injury to premiere with the Dallas Mavericks, his new team, has replayed a good performance in his second duel of the season. On this occasion, the former Canterbury player has contributed to the triumph of the Texan ensemble over the Brooklyn Nets led by the Spanish also Jordi Fernández by 93-130.