Amir Coffey Impresses in Hapoel Tel Aviv Debut
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Amir Coffey debuted for Hapoel Tel Aviv in a EuroLeague game against Besiktas, scoring nine points in the first quarter. Coffey, who previously played in the NBA, played significant minutes and led the team in shots. His performance was a marked improvement over his NBA averages. Zach LeDay also started the game for Hapoel Tel Aviv.
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- Amir Coffey scored nine points in his Hapoel Tel Aviv debut against Besiktas.
- Coffey played significant minutes and led the team in shots in the first quarter.
- His previous NBA averages were less than four points per game.
- Coffey played alongside teammates Tomas Satoransky, Elijah Bryant, and Zach LeDay.
- Zach LeDay is one of the few Hapoel Tel Aviv players to start every EuroLeague game this season.
New Hapoel Tel Aviv forward Amir Coffey made a strong impression in his official debut for the team on Wednesday, scoring nine points in the first quarter of a EuroLeague game against Besiktas. Coffey, who joined the Israeli club recently, played alongside teammates Tomas Satoransky, Elijah Bryant, and Zach LeDay. He received significant playing time, logging 8:47 minutes in the opening quarter and leading the team in shots taken. This performance marks a notable improvement from his previous NBA stints with Milwaukee and Phoenix, where he averaged less than four points per game. In his best NBA season, Coffey averaged 9.7 points per game. LeDay was also a starter, being one of the few players to have played in all of Hapoel Tel Aviv's EuroLeague games this season.
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