Maccabi Tel Aviv Guard Not Worried by Early EuroLeague Losses
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv lost their third straight EuroLeague game to Panathinaikos.
- Guard తర urged against panic, citing the long season ahead.
- He recalled last season's strong finish after a slow start.
- The team needs to execute better on the court, according to తర.
- తర believes one win can significantly shift the team's momentum.
Maccabi Tel Aviv suffered their third consecutive loss in the EuroLeague season on Friday, falling to Panathinaikos on the road. Despite the defeat, 31-year-old guard తర expressed optimism, urging against panic. "We tried, we struggled, but at these levels when you start slow against teams like these, it's hard to be the one chasing," he stated. He acknowledged a difficult start but emphasized that there are many games left and recalled last season's strong finish after a slow beginning. తర noted that the coaching staff provided good instructions but the team failed to execute them on the court. "I've been in this league long enough to understand that if you win one game, everything can change," he added, stressing the need for energy and effort. He concluded by saying, "I am not really worried, sometimes you lose a few games, but you must not let it break you."
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