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Hapoel Tel Aviv Star Zach LeDay Benched for Extended Period in Loss Hapoel Tel Aviv lost their second EuroLeague game of the season to Valencia, with star player Zach LeDay benched for over two quarters by coach Dimitris Itoudis. LeDay played only 16:28 minutes, finishing with seven points, despite starting and scoring the team's first points.
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What happened 01 Zach LeDay was benched for over two quarters by coach Dimitris Itoudis in Hapoel Tel Aviv's loss to Valencia. 02 LeDay played only 16:28 minutes and scored seven points in the game. 03 LeDay started the game and scored Hapoel's first six points before being substituted. 04 The player was not injured and was seen jumping rope behind the bench. 05 This is the second consecutive game LeDay has played limited minutes. 06 Hapoel Tel Aviv now has a 1-2 record in the EuroLeague season. This follows a trend of reduced playing time in previous games. The team is now 1-2 in the EuroLeague.
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