The episode begins with host Enrico Salomi introducing the show from Paris, featuring guest Momo Faye. Faye reflects on starting his career at Reggio Emilia, describing it as his first professional team with fond memories. He discusses the state of Italian youth basketball, noting talented players like Gugnani, Francesco Ferrari, and Davide Toresani are emerging. Faye explains the difficulty in developing young Italian players often stems from a lack of risk-taking by teams. He details his move to Paris Basketball, inspired by watching their Liga games last year and their playing style. The mental aspect of transitioning to EuroLeague is highlighted as the toughest challenge, involving more responsibility and facing stronger opponents. Faye praises coach Tabellini in his first EuroLeague year. He addresses how Paris Basketball maintains high levels despite roster changes, emphasizing team philosophy. When asked about tough matchups, Faye names Mulitinov of Olympiakos. He selects Sascha Vesenkov as his perfect frontcourt partner in EuroLeague. Faye mentions Orton Tucker as a surprising rookie performer. He builds a hypothetical EuroLeague lineup including players like Kendrick Nunn and Nigel Ailes-Davies. Returning to Reggio, Faye jokes about missing tortellini. He shares experiences playing with and against Kenneth Farid, noting their good relationship. Finally, Faye comments on his NBA draft eligibility, stating he is focused on his current season in Paris.
