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Maccabi Tel Aviv Nears Deal for Guard Kamar Baldwin

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Maccabi Tel Aviv Signs Guard Kamar Baldwin Until Season's End

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Maccabi Tel Aviv has officially signed American guard Kamar Baldwin from Bayern Munich until the end of the season. The move comes as a replacement for the injured Iffe Lundberg. Baldwin expressed excitement about joining the team and is expected to arrive next week. Coach Oded Katash noted Baldwin's toughness and versatility as key additions.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv signed guard Kamar Baldwin from Bayern Munich until the end of the season.
  • The signing addresses the prolonged injury absence of player Iffe Lundberg.
  • Baldwin expressed excitement about joining the Israeli basketball club.
  • Coach Oded Katash highlighted Baldwin's experience and ability to play multiple guard positions.
  • Baldwin had a limited role at Bayern Munich this season.

Maccabi Tel Aviv announced on Tuesday the official signing of American guard Kamar Baldwin, who joins the team from Bayern Munich. Baldwin, 29, has signed a contract through the end of the season. The club reportedly paid a transfer fee to secure his services.

Baldwin is expected to join the team next week and will not participate in the upcoming EuroLeague game against Hapoel Tel Aviv. "I am happy to be part of the Maccabi family, excited to join and for the opportunity to take a step forward," Baldwin stated on the club's official website. "I can't wait to start."

Team Chairman Shimon Mizrahi explained that the signing was a response to the extended absence of player Iffe Lundberg due to injury. He noted the difficulty of finding a suitable replacement mid-season, but highlighted that Professional Manager Claudio Coldebella and the coaching staff focused on Baldwin, a point guard with EuroLeague experience. Mizrahi expressed confidence in Baldwin's abilities and wished him success.

Coach Oded Katash described Baldwin as a tough player with experience in the EuroLeague and European basketball, capable of playing both guard positions, which will add depth and quality to the team. Baldwin had a limited role at Bayern Munich this season, playing in only five EuroLeague games. His statistics in the EuroLeague averaged 5.6 points, 1.6 assists, and 1.4 rebounds, while in the German league he averaged 7 points per game. Baldwin has previously played for teams including Turk Telekom Ankara, Gottingen, Trento, and Baskonia.

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