Maccabi Tel Aviv May Exclude Two Foreign Players from Roster
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv may exclude foreign players Daniel Theis and Oshey Brissett from their roster for the upcoming Israeli Basketball Premier League season opener on Saturday, October 9, 2026. The team is limited to five foreign players per game. Theis and Brissett were not listed on the initial registration for the league, potentially missing the first match. This comes after a recent EuroLeague win.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv may exclude foreign players Daniel Theis and Oshey Brissett from their roster.
- The team begins its Israeli Basketball Premier League season on Saturday, October 9, 2026.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv is limited to registering five foreign players per game.
- Theis and Brissett were not included on the initial roster submitted to coach Oded Katash.
- The team recently secured a EuroLeague victory against Milan.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is set to begin their Israeli Basketball Premier League season on Saturday, October 9, 2026, hosting Hapoel Galil Elyon. The team is coming off a recent EuroLeague victory against Milan. Ahead of the league opener, two foreign players, Daniel Theis and Oshey Brissett, were not included in the roster submitted to coach Oded Katash. Teams are allowed to register a maximum of five foreign players for each game. Theis and Brissett's absence from the initial registration list on the Basketball Association website suggests they might miss the first league game, possibly along with another foreign player. The full list of registered players for the season includes Armando Bacot, Bonzie Colson, Jalen Hurd, Jalen Clark, Iffe Lundberg, Keton Wallace, John DiBartolomeo, Gor Lavi, Will Rayman, T.J. Leaf, Yamm Madar, Shane Hunter, Roman Sorkin, Nitai Dudu, and Amit Abo.
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