Sotto, Hiroshima win two from three
11 Apr
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Kai Sotto and the Hiroshima Dragonflies won two out of three games this past week in a successful week, but fell in overtime in their final hurdle.
Sotto had 13 points, five boards and two blocks from 21 minutes of action as his Dragonflies lost to Shimane Susanoo Magic 100-88 on Sunday.
On Saturday, the Dragonflies got the better of the Magic, winning 80-71 with Sotto finishing with eight points, six boards and three assists.
Earlier in the week, Sotto had limited minutes as he had two points, three rebounds and two assists in a 65-73 win over Toyotsu Fighting Eagles.
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