Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Oded Katash Updates on Daniel Theis Ahead of Milan Game
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Katash updated on player Daniel Theis's status before the team's EuroLeague game against Milan. The team seeks its first win after three losses, facing a strong Milan roster. Katash stressed the need for better basketball and fan support while the team plays abroad. Player Will Rayman also expressed the team's urgency for a victory and reflected on the October 7th attacks.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Katash updated on Daniel Theis's condition before the Milan EuroLeague game.
- The team seeks its first EuroLeague win after three consecutive losses.
- Coach Katash described Milan as having a "very impressive roster" and predicted a difficult game.
- Katash stressed the team's need to play better basketball and utilize fan support.
- Player Will Rayman echoed the team's need for a win and reflected on the October 7th attacks.
Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Katash provided an update on player Daniel Theis's condition ahead of the team's EuroLeague game against Milan. The team is set to host Milan on Thursday in Belgrade for their fifth EuroLeague game, seeking their first win after three consecutive losses.
Katash acknowledged the team's performance, stating, "We weren't good enough. We need to take the energy and aggressiveness from the game against Jerusalem, but we need to play better basketball." He expressed anticipation for a stronger performance, noting, "We expected to play better basketball at this stage, and we are fully capable of it."
The coach described Milan as a team with "a lot of weapons and a very impressive roster," predicting a difficult match. He also highlighted the importance of fan support, especially while the team is unable to play in Israel, expressing hope for a swift return. Katash mentioned that Theis had only participated in two practices, and his status would be assessed closer to game time. He also emphasized the significance of player John DiBartolomeo's return, both on and off the court.
Reflecting on the October 7th attacks, Katash stated, "It's not just another date. It's important to remain proud and also to take stock." Maccabi Tel Aviv forward Will Rayman echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the team's need for a win and expressing happiness for DiBartolomeo's return. Rayman also shared personal reflections on the difficult events of October 7th, extending condolences to the victims and hoping for better days.
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