Hapoel Tel Aviv Suffers Worst Offensive Half of Season
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv recorded their worst offensive half of the season against Virtus Bologna on Wednesday, scoring just 34 points. The team struggled with shooting efficiency and turnovers, with Eugene German leading scorers with six points. This performance surpassed their previous low of 39 points against Bayern Munich earlier this season. Last season's lowest scoring half was 28 points against Fenerbahce.
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv scored a season-low 34 points in the first half against Virtus Bologna.
- The team shot poorly from the field, making only 10 of 24 two-point attempts.
- Eugene German was Hapoel Tel Aviv's leading scorer with six points in the half.
- This offensive performance was worse than their previous low of 39 points against Bayern Munich.
- Last season, Hapoel Tel Aviv's worst offensive half yielded 28 points against Fenerbahce.
Hapoel Tel Aviv experienced their worst offensive half of the current season during their game against Virtus Bologna on Wednesday, scoring only 34 points. The team struggled significantly in their shooting, making 10 of 24 two-point attempts and 2 of 10 three-pointers, while committing six turnovers to four assists. Eugene German was the team's top scorer in the half with six points.
This offensive performance was worse than their previous low of 39 points in a half against Bayern Munich earlier this season. In that game, Hapoel Tel Aviv shot 13 of 22 for two-pointers and 2 of 13 for three-pointers, ultimately trailing by five points at halftime. Elijah Bryant scored two points on 1-of-6 shooting, Dan Oteru added four points, and Blakey missed all three of his shots.
Last season, Hapoel Tel Aviv's worst offensive half was against Fenerbahce, where they scored 28 points and lost 74-68. They also scored 31 points in a half against Villeurbanne and 33 against Anadolu and Real Madrid in the previous season.
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