Reyes reaches 2,500 points in Madrid's home win

Real Madrid claimed is third consecutive win in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague by downing Unics Kazan 89-75 in the Spanish capital on Thursday. Madrid improved to 7-2 in the standings, while Unics dropped to 2-7. It was a special night for team captain Felipe Reyes, who became just the fifth player to break the 2,500-point barrier in the EuroLeague. Reyes also climbed to fifth place on the all-time scoring list, passing both Mike Batiste (2,496 points) and Dimitris Diamantidis (2,495) during the game. He did it in style, leading the winners with 16 points. Sergio Llull added 14 and 7 assists, Rudy Fernandez scored 12 points, Jaycee Carroll 11 and Othello Hunter 10 for Madrid. Art Parakhouski led Unics with 19 points. Keith Langford scored 13, Marko Banic 12 and Quino Colom 10 for the guests. Madrid limited Unics to just 3-of-16 three-point shooting (18.8%) and outrebounded its opponents 36-29. Madrid also took extremely good care of the ball, dishing 24 assists and committing just 7 turnovers; Unics had 11 assists and 9 turnovers.