Maccabi Tel Aviv Guard Egorou Lundberg Remains Optimistic Despite Early EuroLeague Struggles
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv lost its third straight EuroLeague game.
- Guard Egorou Lundberg remains optimistic despite the losses.
- Lundberg believes one win can turn the team's season around.
- He compared the current situation to last season's slow start.
Egorou Lundberg, a 31-year-old guard for Maccabi Tel Aviv, expressed optimism despite the team's third consecutive loss in the EuroLeague season, a heavy defeat to Panathinaikos. Lundberg acknowledged the team's difficult start, stating, "We had a tough start, but there's no reason to panic, there are still many games." He drew a parallel to last season, which also began poorly but ended strong. Lundberg admitted the team has not executed the coaches' instructions effectively, despite good game plans. "I've been in this league long enough to understand that if you win one game, everything can change," he said, emphasizing the need for energy and effort. He concluded, "I'm not really worried, sometimes you lose a few games, but you can't let it break you." The team's next game is crucial for building momentum after three losses.
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