Maccabi Tel Aviv Guard Yam Madar Suffers Broken Nose, Status Uncertain
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Yam Madar suffered a broken nose in a recent game against Hapoel Tel Aviv. He received medical treatment to reset the bone and his participation in Saturday's game against Hapoel Jerusalem is uncertain. Teammate Ousmane Brissett also sustained a hip injury after a hard fall and is unlikely to play.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Yam Madar suffered a broken nose in a win over Hapoel Tel Aviv.
- Madar's availability for Saturday's game against Hapoel Jerusalem is uncertain.
- Ousmane Brissett also sustained a hip injury and is not expected to play.
- The team secured a second derby win against Hapoel Tel Aviv within three days.
Maccabi Tel Aviv's guard Yam Madar sustained a broken nose during the team's recent 80-73 victory over Hapoel Tel Aviv. Despite the injury, Madar expressed a strong desire to return to the court, a sentiment appreciated by the club. Following medical treatment to reset the bone, Madar will not practice on Friday due to sensitivity. His availability for Saturday's game against Hapoel Jerusalem will be determined closer to tip-off.
Another key player, Ousmane Brissett, also suffered an injury during the same game. Brissett landed awkwardly after a block by the player, impacting his hip area and causing significant pain. He left the game for treatment and is not expected to play in the upcoming match. Brissett contributed 4 points and 5 rebounds, with a notable defensive impact, before his injury.
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