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Hapoel Tel Aviv Player Thomas Strunsky Injured in Game

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Hapoel Tel Aviv guard Thomas Strunsky was injured during a game against Dubai on Friday evening. He landed hard on his back in the third quarter and was taken for medical treatment. Officials stated he is conscious and likely has a concussion.

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  • Hapoel Tel Aviv guard Thomas Strunsky was injured during a game against Dubai.
  • Strunsky landed awkwardly on his back in the third quarter.
  • He was taken for medical treatment and is conscious.
  • Officials suspect he may have a concussion.

Thomas Strunsky, a guard for Hapoel Tel Aviv, suffered an injury during a game against Dubai on Friday evening. The incident occurred in the third quarter when Strunsky landed awkwardly on his back after a play, causing immediate concern among players and spectators. Players from the Dubai team were seen reacting with alarm. Hapoel Tel Aviv officials reported that Strunsky remained conscious and is likely suffering from a concussion. He was taken for medical treatment following the fall.

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