The best Eurobasket of all time?

The records and numbers behind the tournament

Historic performances of the biggest stars in the world, the channels that give hope to Maccabi Tel Aviv and one Israeli bright spot.

The data behind the championship

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09/19/2022

Monday, September 19, 2022, 12:15 p.m

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Tiktuknu: Summary of the day in sports, 19.9 (Sport1)

EuroBasket 2022 will be remembered as one of the best of all time.

Three of the best players in the world (all members of the top five of the season in the NBA), historic individual performances, sensations, revolutions and one surprising winner (or not).

Just over two weeks of action presented European basketball in all its glory, and now it's time for the summaries.

Made history, despite the surprising elimination.

Doncic (Photo: Reuters)

the records

* Luka Doncic scored 47 points against France.

This is the second highest number ever at the European Championships, and the highest since Niki Gallis in 1983.

* Doncic was not the only one who screwed up the list of the greatest displays in history.

Lauri Markkanen, who scored 43 points against Croatia, tied tournament legend Dirk Nowitzki's scoring record (and set the all-time scoring record by a Finnish player).

That was enough to move into sixth place all-time.

* Giannis Antetokounmpo, who scored 41 points against Ukraine, held the record for points per game in the tournament for two days.

Then came Luka Doncic.

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King of baskets.

Yanis (Photo: GettyImages, Maja Hitij)

* Polish Mateusz Punitka recorded the fourth triple-double in the history of the championship - 26 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists against Slovenia, in the quarter-finals that ended in a sensation.

* Since the 1980s, there has not been such a fight for the crown of the baskets of the tournament.

In the end, Yannis Antetokounmpo finished first with 29.3 points per game, Lauri Markkanen finished as his runner-up with 27.9 and Sasha Vezenkov from Bulgaria third (26.8).

Luka Doncic is "only" fourth, with 26 points per game.

Nikola Jokic Friday with 21.7.

Improved handle.

Madar (photo: official website, FIBA)

The Israeli angle

The Israeli team finished the tournament already in the group stage, with a disappointing elimination, but still enjoyed some bright spots.

Danny Avdia opened the tournament with a bang with two consecutive double-doubles and finished as the team's leading scorer with 14.6 points per game.

He also led the team in rebounds (8.2), assists (4.6), blocks (1.2, 5th in the championship) and turnovers (2.8, 10th in the championship).

Avdia also finished 15th in the efficiency index per game.

Yam Medar was a little quieter, but also more efficient.

He finished the championship in fifth place in field goal percentage with 57.7, a fantastic figure for any player, especially for a guard (as expected, he also finished as the guard with the highest field goal percentage in the championship).

Mader also displayed improved shooting from beyond the arc, shooting a terrific 52.2 percent (7th in the championship) on a high volume (2.4 3-pointers per game).

Will this also carry Maccabi Tel Aviv?

Lorenzo Brown (Photo: Reuters)

Israel recorded an unauspicious tournament by all accounts, but did present some good team basketball (despite reports of a lack of chemistry in the team), and finished fourth in assists per game.

She also had a solid shooting performance, finishing fifth in 3-pointers per game with 11.4.

However, she finished second to last in percentage of the field.

Another player who was closely followed by basketball fans in Israel is Lorenzo Brown, who swept Spain to a surprising gold medal win.

Brown finished an extraordinary championship with an average of 15.2 points, and parted ways with her as the runner-up in assists with 7.6 per game.

In the knockout phase, Brown averaged 22.8 points and 8.3 assists.

He finished the final with 11 points and 10 assists, becoming the first player since 1995 to record a double-double in the Eurobasket final.

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The podium in EuroBasket

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2. France

3. Germany

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