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Chris Jones: "Judges in Israel restrain very aggressive moves"
The Yellows scraped a victory over Herzliya in overtime, the coordinator claims: "The Premier League is more aggressive."
Dori Sahar received compliments, and also: the mental lesson
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Monday, 16 November 2020, 07:24
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Maccabi Tel Aviv worked harder than expected to maintain a perfect balance in the Premier League last night (Sunday) and beat the Bnei Herzliya table lock 86:92 after extra time.
Yannis Sapropoulos' team already led 57:70 early in the fourth quarter, before seeing the locals start running and manage to equalize and force overtime.
In overtime, the Yellows repeatedly found Ante Žižić leading four goals in double digits with 18 points and 7 rebounds.
Chris Jones was the standout with 17 points, 8 assists and 4 rebounds.
At the end of the game, the Maccabi men seemed dissatisfied.
"It's the kind of games where you have to learn things from the mental level and less from the professional level," the club said at the end. The opinion goes on. The main thing is victory, and now the face for Spain. "
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Takes from this game mostly a mental lesson.
Sapropoulos (Photo: Bernie Ardov)
Chris Jones would have sounded a little more relaxed: "I do not know if we were less prepared, but we were not focused on the small details. It is our fault, but at least we came out with the win," said the American, "We are a team with new players trying to adapt, so "Every victory is important. We have to focus on the small details that the coach works with us on. The Israeli league is very aggressive, the referees give up on the players for very aggressive actions."
Regarding fatigue, Jones said: "We have a lot of players who can play in a lot of positions, we don't have just five players. We have a nice rotation, and we'll be fine."
Sandy Cohen added: "It was a struggle on the part of both teams. It is always good to win a close game, always good to win a game in general. It is better to learn after a win than after a loss. We hope we can improve our defense to reach a higher level."
At Maccabi Tel Aviv we parried to Dori Sahar who scored 8 points in 9 minutes in the first half, but in the second half he was replaced after only one minute when he committed a three-shot foul on Frank Gaines.
"Dori was very good, but apparently his credit to Yannis is still different from other players. He showed a lot of positive things," said one of the club members.
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Surprised by the judgment in Israel.
Chris Jones (Photo: Bernie Ardov)
Maccabi will know during the day which of the team's injured players will be able to play in the pair of games in Spain this week, against Real Madrid on Wednesday and against Valencia on Friday.
Apart from the three injured players of the team - Yuval Sussman, John Dibertolomao and Omri Caspi who have not played since the beginning of the season - Othello Hunter, who has been absent for a week and a half due to dizziness, is also in doubt.
Maccabi is optimistic that at least one or two of the injured will join the trip.
The team said goodbye to Danny Abdia before he went to the draft.
The player who was in the game in Herzliya may leave Israel for the United States at the same time as the Yellows return from Spain this weekend.
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