Thomas Scrubb and Kassius Robertson are the ones who play the most in ACB

Moncho Fernández cannot live without Thomas Scrubb and without Kassius Robertson. The Canadians are the core pieces in Obradoiro. It is about two indisputable and irreplaceable players, who never fail and who always know how to throw the team behind them when they are not doing well. Both of them take risks, they are very regular and their multiple resources give great satisfaction to the obradoirist parish.

The eldest of the Scrubbs and the back shooter are the players that the coach from Compostela uses the most this season. Moreover, Thomas Scrubb and Robertson lead the list of those who have accumulated the most minutes on the pitch this season in the Endesa League.

Thomas played 29 out of 30 games in the competition. He was missing only in the duel that the Obras lost on the Baskonia track in the middle of last April. He leads in the ACB classification with an average of 29.40 minutes per day. Robertson, who is second on the list with 28.14 minutesHe arrived in Santiago at the beginning of the season and played 21 games for the Galician team. The shooting guard, who is in his third season in Obry, made his debut in the tenth round of the championship. His premiere could not have been more brilliant. The Santiago quintet defeated Barcelona in Sara (76-74), with eleven points from the Canadian.

The best 5 minutes played He is finished by the American guard of Bàsquet Girone, Kameron Taylor, with 27.33 in third place; Adam Smith, also a Kentucky guard, from Bilbao Basket, with 27.17; and the Serbian point guard from the last club Fuenlabrada Jovan Novak with 27.14. Alex Renfroe, the American point guard for Granada, is in the top 10 with more than twenty-six minutes played; Joventut striker Joel Parra (the Barcelona native is the only Spaniard in the top ten); Albuquerque Breogan guard Scott Bamforth; Cuban forward from Zaragoza, Howard Sant-Roos; and Real Betis defender BJ Johnson.

Another of Moncho Fernández’s regulars, Phil Scrubb, is in 12th place, with 26.05 minutes per game (he played 30). There are three obradoirists in the top 50, there are also other old acquaintances of Compostela fans such as Santi Yusta, Henry Ellenson and Montenegrin Nemanja Radović. In Obra, apart from the brothers Scrubb and Robertson, he just exceeds the average of twenty minutes played by Dragan Benderwho was only allowed to play the first ten games of the competition due to a serious injury.