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Maccabi Tel Aviv Guard Kamar Baldwin's Debut Delayed by US Flight Issues

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Maccabi Tel Aviv's new guard Kamar Baldwin's debut is uncertain due to flight cancellations in the US, potentially causing him to miss the EuroLeague game against Olympiacos. Player Oshea Brissett is expected to return from injury for the Tuesday game, while Yam Madar is being evaluated after a fall. The team is recovering from a domestic league loss.

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  • New Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Kamar Baldwin's arrival in Israel is delayed by US flight cancellations.
  • Kamar Baldwin may miss the EuroLeague game against Olympiacos on Tuesday.
  • Oshea Brissett is expected to play against Olympiacos after an injury assessment.
  • Yam Madar is being checked after a fall during the Hapoel Jerusalem game.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv lost to Hapoel Jerusalem 82-77 on Saturday.

Maccabi Tel Aviv's new guard, Kamar Baldwin, has not yet arrived in Israel due to widespread flight cancellations in the United States, raising doubts about his availability for the upcoming EuroLeague game against Olympiacos on Tuesday. The team is awaiting his arrival and medical clearance, which may not happen in time for the match.

Meanwhile, the club is optimistic about the return of player Oshea Brissett, who suffered an injury during a recent EuroLeague win. Brissett missed the team's loss to Hapoel Jerusalem on Saturday but is expected to play against Olympiacos after it was determined his injury was not severe. Coach Oded Katash is hopeful Brissett will be ready to contribute.

Guard Yam Madar also experienced discomfort after a fall on his lower back during the game against Hapoel Jerusalem. While he was able to walk off the court and seemed to recover from the sharp pain, he will undergo further examination. The team has a day off to allow for rest and recovery for its players.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is facing a challenging week with two demanding EuroLeague games following their domestic league defeat to Hapoel Jerusalem.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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