Maccabi Tel Aviv Finalizes Roster with Yam Madar Signing for Upcoming Season
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv has signed guard Yam Madar from Hapoel Tel Aviv, strengthening its roster for the upcoming season. The team is also negotiating for a senior center and managing player transitions, including Tamir Blatt's departure.
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- Maccabi Tel Aviv signs guard Yam Madar from Hapoel Tel Aviv for next season.
- Yam Madar expected to play a key role in EuroLeague after strong finals performance.
- Tamir Blatt leaves Maccabi, joining Hapoel Tel Aviv, creating a guard position gap.
- Club seeks senior center, negotiating with Rishon Holmes; Zach Hankins may stay as third center.
- Bonzi Colson signed earlier; several players renewed contracts for the new season.
- Marcio Santos transferring to LSU; Shane Hunter finished loan but remains with club.
Maccabi Tel Aviv has completed a major signing by acquiring guard Yam Madar from Hapoel Tel Aviv, marking a significant addition to the team for the upcoming season. Madar, who was one of the standout players in the recent finals series, is expected to take on a more central role in the EuroLeague this year. This signing follows the earlier acquisition of Bonzi Colson and several contract renewals within the squad.
Currently, there are unresolved issues regarding the second guard position, with some uncertainty as Tamir Blatt has ended his contract with Maccabi and is moving to Hapoel Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, the club is actively seeking a senior center, engaging in talks with Rishon Holmes, while Zach Hankins may remain as the third center. Marcio Santos is set to transfer to LSU, and Shane Hunter has completed his loan period but remains under contract with the club.
The projected roster by position includes Yam Madar, Jimmy Clark, and Amit Abo as point guards; Lonnie Walker and John DiBartolomeo as shooting guards; Oshae Brissett, Bonzi Colson, and Will Rayman as small forwards; Jalen Hood, T.J. Leaf, and Gur Lavi as power forwards; and Roman Sorkin as center. The team continues to refine its lineup ahead of the new season in the Israeli Basketball Premier League.
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