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HaDavar: Auturo's Monstrous Start Echoes Last Season

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Sports journalist Dan HaDavar described Hapoel Tel Aviv's center, Auturo, as having a "monstrous" start to the season, similar to last year. Auturo notably surpassed four opponents in the first quarter of a recent game. This performance indicates a powerful offensive contribution from the player early in the season.

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  • Sports journalist Dan HaDavar described Auturo's start to the season as "monstrous."
  • Auturo's performance is compared to his showing last season.
  • Auturo plays center for Hapoel Tel Aviv.
  • He surpassed four players in the first quarter of a game.
HaDavar: Auturo's Monstrous Start Echoes Last Season
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Sports journalist Dan HaDavar noted that the start of the season for Hapoel Tel Aviv's center, Auturo, has been "monstrous" and reminiscent of the previous year. HaDavar highlighted that Auturo managed to surpass four players in the first quarter alone during a recent game. This performance underscores a strong offensive presence early in the season for the player and the team.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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