The first-place Warriors and last-place Fireballs renew acquaintances on Monday after the Warriors picked up a Battle Court win on Friday night
The Warriors (58 points) hold a four-point lead over the Renegades in the World Jai Alai League Battle Court standings entering Monday’s matchup with the Fireballs (26 points). The same two teams faced off on Friday night, with the Warriors taking a 5.0-2.5 victory. The Warriors, with three games remaining on their schedule, can earn up to 24.5 points the rest of the way. The expansion Fireballs, on the verge of elimination, trail the third-place Chargers by 27 points for the final playoff spot in the Spring 2024 season with four games and 32.5 points available the rest of the way.
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Game Date: April 15, 2024
Game Time: 5 p.m. ET
TV: SportStak
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The lineups for Monday differ a bit from Friday night’s matchup, with 8.5 points up for grabs in five doubles matches and one singles tilt. The teams played three doubles and three singles matches each on Friday. The first match (the designated visitors, the Fireballs, listed first) features Foronda (Iker Foronda) and Amigorena (Mikel Amigorena) against Douglas (Matthew Langhans) and Julen (Julen Goitiandia).
Inaki (Inaki Goitiandia) and Cabrera (Christopher Cabrera) take on Correa (Anderson Correa) and Nicolas (Nicolas Eyheragaray) next, followed by the lone singles match featuring Hernandez (Jonathan Hernandez) and Julen. The rest of the slate includes Jeden (Tanard Davis) and Foronda against Correa and Manny (Victor Ramirez), Inaki and Amigorena taking on Douglas and Nicolas and wraps up with Hernandez and Cabrera facing Williams (Javon Williams) and Manny.
Monday marks the third and final matchup between the teams, with the Warriors taking a 6.5-1.5 decision back on Feb. 18.
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