Defensively, the team is yielding just 56.8 ppg and holding opponents to

Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson meet in Dublin as they battle it out for the World Grand Prix crown, live on Sky Sports 1. Anderson and Van Gerwen last met in a major televised final in the Premier League which Anderson won, coming out on top in 2015 when both men averaged in excess of 105 in a classic.John Part believes we are going to see more of the same on Saturday when the action gets underway from 8.30pm. Anderson books MVG date Report from Friday nights semi-finals The two pearls of the tournament are going to be battling it out - it was an excellent night of darts and Michael is the number one in the world but Gary is the world champ, said Part. I believe it will really be an epic final and I think it will go pretty deep, if not all the way because they will not give in to each other, they just wont.They both looked good, they are ready for each other and there is no surprises - its in front of them what they have to do. We will see the two best players in the tournament by far in a real clash of the titans. Michael van Gerwen came back from 2-1 down to beat Dave Chisnall 4-2 and reach the final of the World Grand Prix Anderson was below par in his quarter-final win over Kim Huybrechts but averaged just under 99 in seeing off Raymond van Barneveld in an impressive semi-final display.Not to be outdone MVG, winner of the UK Open, World Matchplay and Premier League already this year, averaged just under 100 to see off a game Dave Chisnall.The averages underline the quality of Saturdays finalists and while some are overawed by Van Gerwen, Part believes Anderson will rise to the challenge of the facing the world number one.I think that Gary has never been bothered by playing against MVG and he will just get in there and think he has every right to win - MVG will obviously think the same thing, he said. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. Anderson doesnt have to stop Van Gerwen, he just has to be Gary Anderson and not worry about Michael and just take his chances and I think thats how Gary Anderson becomes the champ.Anderson claimed his second successive world title in January this year but the back-to-back world champion has yet to stamp his mark on the other majors, this will be his first World Grand Prix final and he is yet to win the Matchplay. Anderson sets up MVG final Gary Anderson beats Raymond van Barneveld; Michael van Gerwen sinks Dave Chisnall in World GP But Part believes that will add fuel to the fire - and he is speaking from experience.It means a lot to Gary. I think as an ex-world champion myself I was a little disappointed that I never cracked the Matchplay or the Grand Prix because they are the longest running in the PDC, so I can relate to how I think Gary might really want to take this title, Part added.It is a short turnaround to play a major final of this status in just one day but its good to have them playing equally well and standing up to good performances against them. Gary Anderson beat Raymond van Barneveld 4-1 to reach his first final in Dublin For now, Part is relishing the showdown between the two best players in the game at the moment: It doesnt get much better than the world champion against the world number one. I think MVG might set the pace early but it is hard to say that because Gary can be so explosive. I guess it will come down to the doubling in and who gets away with the 160s more often. They will both be good…really good so it will come down to a missed double here and there and maybe a high out shot here and there but they will be pretty level.You can follow all the action from Saturdays final with our live blog and on Sky Sports 1 from 8.30pm. Also See: Anderson sets up MVG final Semi-finals as they happened Grand Prix results/schedule WATCH: James Joyce and darts? Yeezy From China . -- The Tampa Bay Lightning are disappointed, though not discouraged. China Shoes Wholesale . "I had a pretty good year," the soft-spoken Granberg told TSN.ca with a grin from the teams annual rookie tournament in London. A fourth-round selection in 2010, Granberg is worth keeping an eye on with NHL training camps rolling around in less than a week. The six-foot-two, 200-pound defender may not possess the wow-inspiring theatrics of fellow prospect Morgan Rielly, but nonetheless has a chance to contribute with the Leafs when all is said and done this season. https://www.chinashoes.us/. 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It is a reunion for Mike Krzyzewski, who played under Bob Knight at Army and then coached Army from 1975 to 1980. He took over at Duke in 1980 and has gone on to be the winningest coach in Division I history with 989 career wins. Six of those victories have come to begin this season, including a 93-54 rout of Furman last time out, extending the teams home win streak against non- conference opponents to 112 games. Zach Spikers Black Knights are also off to a flawless start to the season with five wins in as many games. The team comes in off its largest margin of victory to date, an 80-54 whipping of Binghamton. Armys 5-0 start is its best since the 1976-77 season under Krzyzewski. Duke holds a 9-3 series advantage over Army, including a 4-0 mark in games played in Durham. This is the first meeting since the 2002-03 season, a 101-53 victory for Duke at home. Armys fast start can be attributed to strong play at the offensive end of the floor. The team has been efficient to say the least, averaging a hearty 81.2 ppg on .467 shooting. The Black Knights have also done a great job in forcing turnovers (18.4 per game) and hold a +4.2 turnover margin as a result. Kyle Wilson may be shooting only .391 from the floor, but leads the team in scoring at a hefty 21.4 ppg. The junior guard receives scoring support from junior forward Tanner Plomb, who pours in 16.4 ppg. Kevin Ferguson is just under double figurees with 9.dddddddddddd0 ppg. Wilson was once again stellar in the teams win last time out, as he went 9- of-15 from the floor with five 3-pointers en route to a game-high 25 points. Wilson however, was the only Black Knight to reach double digits, as Tanner Omlid was the second-highest scoring threat against Binghamton with nine points in 12 minutes of work off the bench. As good as Armys numbers are on the year, Dukes are simply better. The Blue Devils are getting it done at a high rate on both ends of the floor, resulting in a gaudy +33.2 scoring margin. Offensively, Duke is shooting .529 from the floor, including .410 from behind the arc, for 90.0 ppg. Defensively, the team is yielding just 56.8 ppg and holding opponents to .390 efficiency from the floor that includes a meager .200 from 3-point range. Freshman center Jahlil Okafor has lived up to his billing as the top recruit in the nation. The 7- footer is converting nearly 65 percent of his shots and is averaging 17.2 points and 7.8 rebounds per game. Senior guard Quinn Cook pours in 16.0 ppg and has a team-high 20 3-pointers to his credit. Other contributors of note include freshman forward Justise Winslow (14.0 ppg), junior forward Amile Jefferson (9.7 ppg, 8.3 rpg) and freshman point guard Tyus Jones (7.7 ppg, 5.3 apg). Duke shot a scorching .576 from the floor last time out, leading to the lopsided win over the Paladins. Okafor was once again lethal inside, hitting 12-of-14 shots en route to a game-high 24 points. Jefferson logged a double- double with 16 points and 12 rebounds, while Matt Jones and Cook chipped in with 13 and 11 points, respectively. ' ' '