Hapoel Tel Aviv Basketball Team's European Trip Squad Announced
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv's basketball team has begun its EuroLeague double week in Sofia, with Tomer Ginat and Amir Coffey traveling for games against Besiktas and Panathinaikos. While Ginat is expected back in ten days, Coffey is being prepared for this week's matches. Notably, Bar Timor and three other Israeli players are staying in Israel for training. The team will reconvene for a domestic league game in Tel Aviv on Sunday after the European trip.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Tomer Ginat and Amir Coffey traveled with Hapoel Tel Aviv for EuroLeague games.
- Bar Timor and three other players remained in Israel for training.
- Ginat is expected to return to play within ten days.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv will play Ashdod in Tel Aviv on Sunday.
- Max Heidegger, Jacob Toppin, and the player are with the team abroad.
Hapoel Tel Aviv's basketball team has departed for a double week of EuroLeague games, facing Besiktas and Panathinaikos. Players Tomer Ginat and Amir Coffey have traveled with the team to Sofia, Bulgaria, for the upcoming matches. Ginat is nearing a return to play, with his coach anticipating his comeback within ten days, while efforts are underway to have Coffey ready for this week's games. Additionally, Max Heidegger, Jacob Toppin, and the player are with the team for the next five days. However, Bar Timor Oz Blizer, and Itai Segev will remain in Israel and will not join the team abroad. These four players will train in Israel under the guidance of Oded Brandwein, who works with the team, rather than with an assistant coach who is traveling with the team. Yiftah Ziv and Tamir Blatt are also staying in Israel. The team is scheduled to play another game in Israel on Sunday against Ashdod. The players who traveled this week are expected to land back in Israel on Saturday morning. A full team practice, including the players who stayed behind, is planned before the game at the Drive-In Arena, the team's home venue.
The team's departure for the EuroLeague games marks a significant point in their schedule, with key players either joining the European leg or continuing their rehabilitation and training in Israel. The team's return to their home arena for the domestic league game against Ashdod follows their European commitments.
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