Hapoel Tel Aviv Players Travel for EuroLeague Doubleheader, Others Stay Behind
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv's Tomer Ginat and Amir Coffey have traveled with the team for their double EuroLeague week, with Ginat expected back in ten days. Several other key players, including Bar Timor Oz Blayzer, and Itay Segev, remained in Israel for training. The team will reconvene for a practice on Saturday before facing Ashdod at home on Sunday, following their European road trip.
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- Tomer Ginat and Amir Coffey traveled with Hapoel Tel Aviv for their EuroLeague games.
- Bar Timor Oz Blayzer, and Itay Segev stayed in Israel.
- Tomer Ginat is expected to return to play within ten days.
- Max Heidegger, Jacob Toppin, and the player are with the team abroad.
- Yiftah Ziv and Tamir Blatt are also remaining in Israel.
- The team will play Ashdod at home on Sunday after returning from Europe.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is heading into a double EuroLeague week, facing Besiktas and Panathinaikos, with players Tomer Ginat and Amir Coffey traveling with the team to Sofia. Ginat is nearing a return to play, with his coach anticipating his comeback within ten days. Efforts are also underway to have Coffey ready for this week's games. Additionally, Max Heidegger, Jacob Toppin, and the player are with the team for the upcoming five days.
However, Bar Timor Oz Blayzer, and Itay Segev have remained in Israel and will not join the team abroad. These four players will train in Israel under Oded Brandwein, who works with the team, rather than with an assistant coach while the others are overseas. Yiftah Ziv and Tamir Blatt are also staying in Israel.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is scheduled for another game on Sunday, this time at home in the Drive-In arena against Ashdod. The players who traveled this week are expected to land on Saturday morning. A single practice session with the full squad, including the players who stayed in Israel, is planned before the team's first game in its familiar home arena.
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