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Ongoing Story· Day 21

Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Team Faces Injury Concerns Ahead of EuroLeague Opener

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Faces Milan With Key Player Uncertain

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Maccabi Tel Aviv will host Milan tonight in a EuroLeague game, wearing black armbands in remembrance of the October 7th attacks. The team, currently 0-3 in the EuroLeague, hopes to improve its standing. Captain John DiBartolomeo returns, but Daniel Theis's participation is uncertain due to an ankle injury, with a decision expected just before the game. The team also seeks to build on a recent cup victory and boost player confidence amidst the ongoing national sensitivity.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Maccabi Tel Aviv hosts Milan tonight in EuroLeague play, honoring victims of the October 7th attacks.
  • Daniel Theis is a game-time decision for Maccabi Tel Aviv due to an ankle injury.
  • Captain John DiBartolomeo returns to the Maccabi Tel Aviv roster after a week's absence.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv currently has a 0-3 record in the EuroLeague season.
  • The team aims to build confidence after winning the Winner League Cup against Hapoel Jerusalem.
Maccabi Tel Aviv Faces Milan With Key Player Uncertain
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Maccabi Tel Aviv is set to host Milan for their fourth EuroLeague game tonight at 7:00 PM, wearing yellow uniforms with black armbands in memory of the October 7th war. The team currently holds a 0-3 record and is seeking to improve its performance after several disappointing displays. Captain John DiBartolomeo is returning to the roster after a week-long absence due to his brother's wedding. However, Daniel Theis remains a doubt for the game, despite completing two full practices, as he is still experiencing ankle discomfort. Maccabi needs Theis's size in both offense and defense and hopes to integrate him into the team, with the club aiming to allow him to play if possible. The final decision on his participation will be made shortly before tip-off, following ongoing assessments by the professional and medical staff to prevent aggravating his injury.

The team is hoping that their recent victory over Hapoel Jerusalem in the Winner League Cup final will boost the confidence of players who have not yet met expectations, including Ife Lundberg, Oshea Brissett, and the player. The club has also been impressed with Kithon Wallace and anticipates continued strong play from him. Beyond the professional aspects, the game takes place during a particularly sensitive period for the club and its players. DiBartolomeo commented on the difficult times, stating, "These days are very hard, it's difficult to get through them and focus on sports." He added that while October 7th was a terrible day, the subsequent events required daily focus on supporting friends and families back in Israel, before returning to their work. "It's something that I don't want to say we've gotten used to, but it's something we've had to work on every day since then. We thought and still think about them, today we will focus on our game because we have an important game." The EuroLeague game will be played with a focus on the match despite the ongoing challenges.

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