Maccabi Tel Aviv Takes First-Half Lead in EuroLeague Season
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv secured their first first-half lead of the EuroLeague season on Thursday, going up 51-45 against Milan. The team's 12-point advantage was their largest of the season and the first time they surpassed 50 points by halftime. Guard Yam Madar also continued his aggressive play, drawing multiple free throws.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv led Milan 51-45 at halftime, their first first-half lead this EuroLeague season.
- The 12-point lead was Maccabi's largest of the season in the EuroLeague.
- This was the first time Maccabi scored over 50 points in a first half this EuroLeague season.
- Maccabi had trailed at halftime in all three previous EuroLeague games.
- Yam Madar continued his aggressive play, drawing three free throws early in the game.
Maccabi Tel Aviv achieved a significant first in their EuroLeague season on Thursday, taking a double-digit lead into halftime against Milan. This marks the first time this season the team has led at the half, having trailed in all three previous EuroLeague games. The Israeli team established a 45-51 lead at the break, with their largest advantage of the game reaching 12 points at 23-35. This 12-point lead is the largest Maccabi has held in the EuroLeague this season, surpassing their previous high of four points against Villeurbanne. It is also the first time Maccabi has scored over 50 points in a first half this EuroLeague campaign. The team shot efficiently, making 16 of 23 two-point attempts, 4 of 11 three-pointers, and 7 of 12 free throws, while recording 12 assists. Guard Yam Madar continued his aggressive play, drawing three free throws in the opening minutes, having already taken 10 free throws in the game, compared to 19 in the entire previous season.
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