Hapoel Tel Aviv Coach Prays for Satoransky's Health After Loss
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv's winning streak was broken with a 97-83 EuroLeague loss to Dubai on Friday. Coach Stefanos Dedas prioritized player Thomas Satoransky's well-being after he suffered a head injury, possibly a concussion. Dedas cited the team's inability to draw fouls and stop Dubai's guards as key factors in the defeat.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv lost to Dubai 97-83, ending a four-game winning streak.
- Coach Stefanos Dedas expressed concern for player Thomas Satoransky's head injury.
- Satoransky is suspected of having a concussion after a third-quarter collision.
- Dedas cited failure to draw fouls and stop opponent guards as reasons for the loss.
Hapoel Tel Aviv's four-game winning streak ended Friday with a disappointing 97-83 road loss to Dubai in the EuroLeague. The team struggled significantly throughout the game, committing numerous fouls and failing to contain Dubai's guards.
Following the defeat, Hapoel Tel Aviv coach Stefanos Dedas expressed his primary concern was for player Thomas Satoransky, who sustained a head injury during the third quarter and is suspected to have a concussion. "I want to say that I pray Satoransky is okay and not seriously injured. That is the most important thing," Dedas stated, adding that Satoransky was conscious and responsive. "I can say he is conscious and functioning."
Dedas acknowledged Dubai's strong performance, particularly their ability to draw fouls. "I congratulate Dubai on the victory. We failed to get to the line, we failed to stop their guards who went to the line 17 times," he said. "We need to find better ways to score."
