Le retour fracassant de Louis Labeyrie à Strasbourg : 12 rebonds pour sa reprise
Louis Labeyrie, déjà passé par la SIG en 2017-18 avant des séjours en Espagne (Valence, Gran Canaria) et en Russie (Kazan), fait son retour au sein du club alsacien. Il a été recruté pour pallier la blessure de William Pfister.
Alors que ses statistiques à Gran Canaria (5,3 points, 2,8 rebonds en 17 minutes sur 20 matches) étaient modestes sur la première moitié de saison, Labeyrie a immédiatement retrouvé ses marques en Championnat de France. En 33 minutes de jeu, il a enregistré 8 points et un impressionnant total de 12 rebonds, dont 11 défensifs. Son coéquipier, Abdoulaye N’Doye, a salué son apport essentiel lors d'une victoire globalement maîtrisée par les Sigmen, malgré une fin de match tendue (18 points encaissés en 5 minutes).
Abdoulaye N’Doye a déclaré : "C’est un grand soulagement de retrouver l'équipe au complet. Ça fait vraiment plaisir de voir tout le monde là, ce qui n'était pas le cas depuis longtemps. Il faut saluer le courage de Gabe Brown et Ben Gregg qui ont joué malgré la douleur. C’est génial de redémarrer par une victoire à domicile, qui est très importante pour le classement. Nous connaissons bien le calibre de Louis Labeyrie : c’est un joueur de haut niveau, passionné, arrivé en pleine forme et avec le bon état d'esprit. Sa présence libère des espaces pour tous. C'était une victoire collective. Cette saison, nous avons eu des hauts et des bas, mais nous ne paniquons jamais face à ces situations que nous avons déjà rencontrées. C'est une excellente nouvelle de retrouver un effectif de 10 joueurs, cela augmentera la qualité de nos entraînements."
Louis Labeyrie's Impressive Return to Strasbourg: 12 Rebounds in Comeback Game
Louis Labeyrie, who previously played for SIG in the 2017-18 season before stints in Spain (Valencia, Gran Canaria) and Russia (Kazan), has returned to the Alsatian club. He was recruited to replace the injured William Pfister.
While his statistics at Gran Canaria (5.3 points, 2.8 rebounds in 17 minutes over 20 matches) were modest during the first half of the season, Labeyrie immediately found his rhythm in the French Championship. In 33 minutes of play, he recorded 8 points and an impressive 12 rebounds, including 11 defensive boards. His teammate, Abdoulaye N'Doye, praised his crucial contribution to a victory largely controlled by the Sigmen, despite a tense finish (18 points conceded in the last 5 minutes).
Abdoulaye N'Doye stated: "It's a great relief to have the full team back together. Honestly, it's a pleasure to see everyone here, which hasn't been the case for a long time. We must acknowledge the courage of Gabe Brown and Ben Gregg who played despite their pain. It's great to restart with a home victory, which is very important for the standings. We know Louis Labeyrie's caliber well: he is a high-level, passionate player who arrived in great shape and with the right mindset. His presence creates space for everyone. It was a collective victory. This season, we've had our ups and downs, but we never panic in these situations that we've already encountered. It's excellent news to have a squad of 10 players again; it will increase the quality of our training."
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