Eugene German's Record-Breaking Three-Point Barrage Powers Hapoel Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Eugene German of Hapoel Tel Aviv scored 15 consecutive three-pointers in the second quarter of the Winner Cup final, turning an 8-point deficit into an 8-point lead by halftime. His performance, described as a "game of his life," included 17 first-half points, all from beyond the arc.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Eugene German scored 15 consecutive three-pointers in the Winner Cup final.
- German's scoring spree gave Hapoel Tel Aviv an 8-point lead at halftime.
- The player scored 17 points in the first half, all from beyond the arc.
- German's performance was called a "game of his life" by the outlet.
Eugene German, a player for Hapoel Tel Aviv, delivered an exceptional performance during the first half of the Winner Cup final on Monday. After his team trailed by nine points at the end of the first quarter, German ignited a spectacular second quarter that completely turned the game around. He scored 17 points in the first half, with 15 of those coming consecutively in the second quarter, all from beyond the three-point arc. This included a shot at the halftime buzzer. German's scoring spree, which accounted for Hapoel's final points before halftime, propelled the team to an eight-point lead at the break.
The article highlights German's performance as a "game of his life" and showcases his "show of threes," urging readers to watch the highlights via an embedded video player.
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