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Maccabi Tel Aviv Roster Change for Kiryat Ata Game

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Roster Change for Kiryat Ata Game

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Maccabi Tel Aviv has excluded Yam Madar from its roster for the upcoming game against Kiryat Ata in the Israeli Basketball Premier League. The team also sees Shane Hunter registered as a naturalized player over Will Rayman. The five foreign players available for coach Oded Katash are Armando Bacot, Oshea Brissett, Keton Wallace, Bonzie Colson, and Jimmy Clark.

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  • Yam Madar is out of Maccabi Tel Aviv's roster for the game against Kiryat Ata.
  • Shane Hunter will be registered as a naturalized player, replacing Will Rayman.
  • The game is part of the second round of the Israeli Basketball Premier League.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv played a double week in the EuroLeague prior to this domestic game.

Maccabi Tel Aviv will face Kiryat Ata on Thursday evening in the second round of the Israeli Basketball Premier League. The team's roster for the game features a notable absence, as Yam Madar has been left out. Madar had been playing through an injury during Maccabi's recent double week in the EuroLeague, and the club has decided to give him rest.

In a change among the naturalized players, Shane Hunter will be registered for the game, while Will Rayman will be sidelined. The five foreign players for coach Oded Katash are Armando Bacot, Oshea Brissett, Keton Wallace, Bonzie Colson, and Jimmy Clark.

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