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Maccabi Tel Aviv Signs Keaton Wallace, Who Arrives in Israel Ready for New Season Keaton Wallace joined Maccabi Tel Aviv on August 25, 2026, expressing enthusiasm to start the new basketball season after a brief arrival delay caused by lost luggage. The new guard, brother of NBA player Khyri Thomas, praised the club's history and looks forward to training and building team chemistry.
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What happened 01 Keaton Wallace arrived in Israel on August 25, 2026, to join Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball. 02 His luggage was lost upon arrival, causing a minor delay before media interaction. 03 Wallace recently married and is excited to start with Maccabi Tel Aviv, a club with rich history. 04 He spoke with agency players and heard positive things about Tel Aviv. 05 Wallace looks forward to meeting teammates, coaches, and starting training camp. 06 He is considered one of Maccabi Tel Aviv's key summer signings for the 2026/27 season. Translated and summarized by baba from Mako , the latest report. Read Mako’s original The coverage
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