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Ongoing Story· Day 17

Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Coach Oded Kattash Aims to Overcome Slow Starts

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Oded Katash Welcomes EuroLeague Officials

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Maccabi Tel Aviv opened their Israeli Basketball League season with a dominant 120-93 win over Hapoel Galil Elyon. Coach Oded Katash praised his team's performance and expressed hope that the presence of EuroLeague officials would lead to games returning to Israel, stating it's no more dangerous than Dubai. Player Keith Scondo Wallace echoed the sentiment about bringing EuroLeague back, while opposing coach Idan Avshalom vowed improvement after a tough loss.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Galil Elyon 120-93 in their Israeli Basketball League season opener.
  • Coach Oded Katash stated Israel is as safe as Dubai for EuroLeague games.
  • Katash hopes EuroLeague officials' visit will result in games returning to Israel.
  • Player Keith Scondo Wallace emphasized the importance of bringing EuroLeague back to Israel.
  • Hapoel Galil Elyon coach Idan Avshalom promised improvement in future games.
Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Oded Katash Welcomes EuroLeague Officials
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Maccabi Tel Aviv dominated Hapoel Galil Elyon with a decisive 120-93 victory in their Israeli Basketball League season opener on Saturday night. Coach Oded Katash expressed satisfaction with his team's performance, highlighting their strong defense and efficient offense. "It was a good game for us. We came to play prepared, defensively we did it from the first moment and we were there, like we did in the last game," Katash stated. He also noted the team's exceptional shooting percentages, particularly in the first half, which contributed to the lopsided score.

Katash addressed the presence of high-ranking EuroLeague officials at the game, emphasizing that their visit reassures them that Israel is as safe as other international locations like Dubai. "We know that it is not more dangerous here than in Dubai," he said, expressing hope that the officials' experience would lead to the return of EuroLeague games to Israel. He added, "I hope their experience here and the experience in Tel Aviv will lead to a decision and we will return to play here."

Maccabi player Keith Scondo Wallace also commented on the win, calling it a good start to the season and emphasizing the importance of team play and confidence. He also stressed the significance of bringing EuroLeague games back to Israel for the fans and the city. Hapoel Galil Elyon coach Idan Avshalom acknowledged the difficult first half for his team but noted a better performance in the second half, vowing to be more competitive in their next encounter. Avshalom also praised his players' character and resilience despite the loss.

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