Hapoel Tel Aviv Adds Coffey to Roster, Micić and LeDay Out
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv registered Amir Coffey for their Israeli Basketball League roster while excluding Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay. The team can register eight foreign players and currently has seven, facing a decision on Micić and LeDay. Hapoel Tel Aviv enters their home opener against Maccabi Ashdod on a strong note after two recent EuroLeague wins.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Amir Coffey was registered for Hapoel Tel Aviv's Israeli League roster, while Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay were excluded.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv can register up to eight foreign players and currently has seven on the roster.
- The team must decide between Micić and LeDay later in the season to fill the eighth foreign player spot.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv enters their home opener against Maccabi Ashdod with momentum from two recent EuroLeague victories.
- The team secured an 82-95 away win in their domestic league debut last week.
Hapoel Tel Aviv has registered Amir Coffey for their Israeli Basketball League roster for the first time, while Vasilije Micić and Zach LeDay were left out of the squad for Sunday's home game against Maccabi Ashdod. The team, coached by Dimitris Itoudis, can register up to eight foreign players and currently has seven. They will need to make a decision between Micić and LeDay later in the season to fill the remaining foreign player slot, or remove another player if they wish to register both. Players not registered now are not necessarily out for the season, as Hapoel Tel Aviv has the option to make two roster changes for foreign players. Those removed will be ineligible to play.
The team is returning to the "Heichal Shlomo" arena for the first time in two years for their home league opener. They enter the game with significant momentum following a perfect week in the EuroLeague, which included an impressive 81-91 road victory over Panathinaikos, improving their European record to 4-2. In their domestic league debut last week, Hapoel Tel Aviv secured an 82-95 away win against Hapoel Beer Sheva/Dimona, with Eugene German scoring 21 points and another player contributing 20.
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