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N12Sports

Satoransky Shines in Derby After Recovering From Concussion

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Hapoel Tel Aviv guard Tomas Satoransky, 35, made a remarkable comeback less than a month after suffering a concussion. He surprised fans with a significant dunk in a derby game against Maccabi Tel Aviv. Satoransky had been hospitalized and diagnosed with a concussion after an injury sustained in a game against Dubai.

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  • Tomas Satoransky returned to play and dunked spectacularly after a concussion.
  • Satoransky, 35, plays guard for Hapoel Tel Aviv.
  • He was hospitalized with a concussion less than a month ago.
  • The injury occurred during a game against Dubai.
  • He played against Maccabi Tel Aviv in a derby game.

Tomas Satoransky, the 35-year-old guard for Hapoel Tel Aviv, made a surprising return to the court, showcasing a spectacular dunk in a derby game against Maccabi Tel Aviv. This performance comes less than a month after Satoransky suffered a serious injury during a game against Dubai. He was evacuated to the hospital at the time and diagnosed with a concussion.

Despite the severity of the injury, Satoransky made a swift recovery and was able to rejoin his team. His impressive dunk in the derby against Maccabi Tel Aviv demonstrated that he has fully recovered from the concussion, much to the delight of Israeli basketball fans.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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