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Hapoel Jerusalem Opens EuroCup Season Facing Rostock

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Hapoel Jerusalem is set to begin their EuroCup campaign on Tuesday at 8:00 PM, facing Rostock in the opening round. Following a disappointing previous season, the team aims for a strong start.

Coach Sasa Obradovic acknowledged the increased competitiveness of the EuroCup this year, noting the arrival of EuroLeague-level players and coaches. "The EuroCup has strengthened compared to previous years," Obradovic stated. "EuroLeague players and coaches have joined the league. This will demand a lot from us. All beginnings are difficult, and there are no favorites at the start."

Obradovic emphasized the need for consistent high-level play, focusing on defense, securing loose balls, and ultimately winning. He specifically identified Rostock as a strong, well-coached team with dangerous shooters and fast breaks, areas Hapoel Jerusalem must control to manage the game.

Guard Shake Milton echoed the coach's sentiments, describing Rostock as a very strong and physical team with effective plays. He stressed the importance of defensive and offensive coordination, containing Rostock's plays, and matching their physicality. Milton added that while Rostock plays fast, Hapoel's offensive efficiency will be key to putting themselves in a good position, expressing confidence in the team's readiness after hard training weeks.

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