Maccabi Tel Aviv Struggles with Poor Three-Point Shooting
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv is struggling offensively, particularly with three-point shooting.
- The team is 0-for-10 from three-point range in their current game.
- Maccabi's season-long three-point percentage is a low 21%.
- The team has scored only 24 points in the first half against Panathinaikos.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is experiencing a significant offensive slump, particularly from beyond the three-point arc, during their game against Panathinaikos. In the first half alone, the team scored only 24 points, with none of them coming from three-point attempts. The team's performance showed a dismal 0-for-10 record from three-point range in that period.
This poor shooting extends to the team's season performance in the EuroLeague. So far, Maccabi Tel Aviv has attempted 57 three-pointers, converting only 12 of them, resulting in a season-long success rate of 21%.
The team, coached by Oded Katash, is currently playing Panathinaikos at OAKA arena, and their offensive struggles are evident. The article highlights the team's inability to convert from long range as a major issue in their current matchup.
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