Hapoel Jerusalem Faces Tough EuroCup Test Against Burgos
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem will face San Pablo Burgos in Spain on Wednesday, seeking to keep their perfect EuroCup record intact. Coach Saša Obradović called the game a "very challenging test" and stressed the team's need for continued improvement. Center Dušan Miletić emphasized matching Burgos' physicality and energy, especially in transition. The team aims to secure rebounds and execute their own game plan to win.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Jerusalem aims to maintain a perfect EuroCup record against San Pablo Burgos.
- Coach Saša Obradović described the game against Burgos as a "very challenging test."
- The team needs to improve its structure and cohesion, according to Obradović.
- Center Dušan Miletić stressed matching Burgos' physicality and energy.
- Hapoel Jerusalem must equalize intensity on offense and defense and secure rebounds.
Hapoel Jerusalem is set to play San Pablo Burgos in Spain on Wednesday, aiming to maintain their perfect record in the EuroCup. Following a decisive win against Hapoel Holon in their domestic league opener, the Israeli team will face their third EuroCup opponent. Coach Saša Obradović described the upcoming game as a "very challenging test," noting that Burgos has competed closely with strong teams like Baskonia. He emphasized the need for his team to continue improving their structure and cohesion, stating that each road game is crucial for their final standings. Center Dušan Miletić highlighted the importance of matching Burgos' physicality and energy, particularly in transition play. He stressed the need for Hapoel Jerusalem to equalize their opponents' intensity on both offense and defense, secure rebounds, and focus on executing their own game plan.
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