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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Yam Madar Dons Yellow Jersey at Maccabi Tel Aviv Fan Welcome

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Now 14Sports

Maccabi Tel Aviv Secures First EuroLeague Win, Players and Coach Cite Improved Energy and Consistency

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Maccabi Tel Aviv earned their first EuroLeague win, beating Milan 97-79 in Belgrade. Player Yam Madar called the victory "a step in the right direction" for rebuilding confidence. Coach Oded Kattash attributed the win to "correct energies" and consistent intensity. The team aims to build on this performance for upcoming games.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Milan 97-79 for their first EuroLeague win.
  • Player Yam Madar called the victory "a step in the right direction."
  • Coach Oded Kattash cited "correct energies" and intensity as key factors.
  • The team aims to build confidence for future challenging games.
  • The win followed a disappointing start to the EuroLeague season.

Maccabi Tel Aviv achieved their first EuroLeague victory of the season, defeating Milan 97-79 in Belgrade after a disappointing start. Player Yam Madar, who was a standout in the game, expressed satisfaction with the win, calling it "a step in the right direction" and emphasizing its importance for rebuilding confidence. Madar highlighted that the team's victory was more significant to him than his individual performance.

Coach Oded Kattash echoed Madar's sentiments, noting the team's "correct energies" and increased aggressiveness. He pointed to a sense of urgency and improved intensity as key factors in the win. Kattash explained that the primary difference from previous losses was the team's consistent energy levels throughout the game, which he believes allowed their offense to become more fluid.

The team expressed satisfaction with their performance, with both Madar and Kattash stressing that this win is a crucial step towards regaining confidence for the challenging schedule ahead. They aim to build on this performance as they prepare for upcoming difficult games.

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