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Roman Sorkin Says He Could Play in the NBA if He Were a Free Agent
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First reported by N12 · Jun 25, 2026
What happened
Roman Sorkin said after Maccabi Tel Aviv’s 58th title that he believes he could play in the NBA if he were a free agent. He described his clutch Game 4 three-pointer, praised teammate Tamir Blatt, and said a summer opportunity with the New York Knicks came too late.
- 01Sorkin hit the clutch three that sealed Maccabi Tel Aviv’s title.
- 02He said he could play in the NBA if he were a free agent.
- 03Maccabi’s talks with the Knicks came too late for a move.
- 04He praised his long partnership with Tamir Blatt.
- 05Sorkin said he wants to stay hungry and keep improving.
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