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Maccabi Coach Links EuroLeague Ban to Politics, Calls for Return to Normality
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Maccabi Tel Aviv head coach Oded Kattash criticized the EuroLeague's decision to ban games in Tel Aviv, calling it political and expressing a desire for a return to normality. The team, currently 1-3 in the EuroLeague, is preparing for a tough road trip in Spain, starting with a game against Barcelona. Kattash highlighted the importance of controlling the pace and rebounding against high-tempo opponents, while also noting the positive impact of playing at home with their fans.
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Oded Kattash stated there's "no reason to play in Dubai but not in Tel Aviv."
- Kattash believes the EuroLeague's ban on games in Israel is politically motivated.
- Maccabi Tel Aviv currently holds a 1-3 record in the EuroLeague standings.
- The team is embarking on a road trip in Spain to face Barcelona and Valencia.
- Kattash emphasized controlling pace and rebounding as key to winning on the road.
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