UCAM Murcia pulled away for an 89–67 road win over Joventut Badalona in ACB play, using a decisive perimeter shooting edge and control of the glass to build separation. While Joventut shot an efficient 21-of-45 from the field (47.0%), Murcia’s volume and accuracy from three-point range created a scoring gap that widened as the game progressed. Murcia’s offense was driven by its long-range efficiency, knocking down 13-of-29 from deep compared with Joventut’s 4-of-19. That difference from beyond the arc helped Murcia maintain scoring momentum even with a lower overall field-goal percentage (18-of-42, 43.0%). Murcia also won the rebounding battle 41–27, limiting second-chance opportunities for Joventut and generating extra possessions of its own. Jonah Radebaugh led Murcia with 17 points, with Michael Forrest adding 13 and David DeJulius contributing 11 to round out a balanced scoring effort. For Joventut, Michael Ruzic paced the team with 12 points and Yannick Kraag added 10, but Joventut struggled to match Murcia’s shot-making from outside and couldn’t compensate with enough extra possessions. The result underscores Murcia’s ability to dictate games with three-point shooting and physicality on the boards, while Joventut will look to improve its perimeter production and rebounding presence in upcoming ACB fixtures. Murcia also finished with more assists (16–13), reflecting steadier offensive execution during the stretches when the margin grew.