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Final
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Team
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
AS Monaco BasketAS Monaco Basket
22
42
67
86
Maccabi Rapyd Tel AvivMaccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv
18
41
54
74

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Player
MIN
PTS
2PT%
Made/Att
3PT%
Made/Att
FT%
Made/Att
Rebounds
DEF OFF TOT
Fouls
CM RV
STL TO AST
Blocks
FV AG
EFF
Team
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
516
0 0
010
0 0
5
Yakuba Ouattara
12
12
75.0% 3/4
66.7% 2/3
0.0% 0/0
101
0 2
100
0 0
10
Donatas Motiejunas
17
4
66.7% 2/3
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
224
3 1
223
0 0
12
ג'ורדן לויד
27
33
100.0% 5/5
55.6% 5/9
88.9% 8/9
202
5 3
202
0 0
36
John Brown
27
2
25.0% 1/4
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
022
2 3
011
0 0
0
STRAZEL, MATTHEW
4
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/1
0.0% 0/0
000
0 0
000
0 0
-1
OUATTARA, YAKUBA
12
12
75.0% 3/4
66.7% 2/3
0.0% 0/0
101
2 0
100
0 0
10
OKOBO, ELIE
24
11
50.0% 2/4
28.6% 2/7
100.0% 1/1
000
3 0
022
0 1
0
MOTIEJUNAS, DONATAS
17
4
66.7% 2/3
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
224
1 3
223
0 0
12
MONEKE, CHIMA
0
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
000
0 0
000
0 0
0
MAKOUNDOU, YOAN
0
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
000
0 0
000
0 0
0
LOYD, JORDAN
27
33
100.0% 5/5
55.6% 5/9
88.9% 8/9
202
3 5
202
0 0
36
JAMES, MIKE
31
11
40.0% 2/5
14.3% 1/7
80.0% 4/5
404
2 6
046
0 0
11
HALL, DONTA
22
1
0.0% 0/1
0.0% 0/0
25.0% 1/4
639
2 2
101
2 1
9
DIALLO, ALPHA
23
8
42.9% 3/7
0.0% 0/1
66.7% 2/3
213
2 3
000
0 0
6
BROWN III, JOHN
27
2
25.0% 1/4
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
022
3 2
011
0 0
0
BLOSSOMGAME, JARON
13
4
0.0% 0/0
33.3% 1/3
50.0% 1/2
011
2 3
000
0 0
3
Total
283
86
54.5% 18/33
35.5% 11/31
70.8% 17/24
221032
20 24
61015
2 2
91

Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv

Player
MIN
PTS
2PT%
Made/Att
3PT%
Made/Att
FT%
Made/Att
Rebounds
DEF OFF TOT
Fouls
CM RV
STL TO AST
Blocks
FV AG
EFF
Team
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
156
0 0
000
0 0
6
ג'וש ניבו
18
8
66.7% 4/6
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/4
347
4 1
010
0 0
11
אלכס פוית'רס
17
7
60.0% 3/5
0.0% 0/0
100.0% 1/1
505
1 4
030
0 0
4
ג'ייק כהן
9
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/3
0.0% 0/0
101
1 1
011
0 0
-2
John Dibartolomeo
20
7
50.0% 1/2
25.0% 1/4
100.0% 2/2
112
2 3
210
0 0
5
ג'רל מרטין
15
3
0.0% 0/2
20.0% 1/5
0.0% 0/0
112
1 4
021
0 1
-6
Iftah Ziv
0
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
000
0 0
000
0 0
0
Roman Sorkin
13
5
100.0% 2/2
0.0% 0/0
100.0% 1/1
022
0 1
000
2 0
10
Alex Poythress
17
7
60.0% 3/5
0.0% 0/0
100.0% 1/1
505
4 1
030
0 0
4
Josh Nebo
18
8
66.7% 4/6
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/4
347
1 4
010
0 0
11
Rafi Menco
0
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/0
000
0 0
000
0 0
0
Jarell Martin
15
3
0.0% 0/2
20.0% 1/5
0.0% 0/0
112
4 1
021
0 1
-6
Darrun Hilliard
17
8
33.3% 1/3
100.0% 1/1
100.0% 3/3
000
5 2
001
0 1
3
John Dibartolomeo
20
7
50.0% 1/2
25.0% 1/4
100.0% 2/2
112
3 2
210
0 0
5
Bonzie Colson
25
3
0.0% 0/1
33.3% 1/3
0.0% 0/0
527
4 0
211
0 0
5
Jake Cohen
9
0
0.0% 0/0
0.0% 0/3
0.0% 0/0
101
1 1
011
0 0
-2
Lorenzo Brown
33
16
37.5% 3/8
40.0% 2/5
100.0% 4/4
505
3 3
146
0 0
16
Wade Baldwin Iv
31
17
57.1% 4/7
40.0% 2/5
75.0% 3/4
213
4 4
144
0 0
14
Total
277
74
50.0% 18/36
30.8% 8/26
73.7% 14/19
241640
29 19
61714
2 2
66

On Thursday: Maccabi and Monaco clash in quarterfinals game 2

After taking game 1 and stealing home-court advantage, the Yellows hope to clinch one more away win before returning home. Brown: "We must come with the same mentality as on Tuesday"

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Following its dominant win in game 1, Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv will try to provide its fans another magical evening on Thursday (9:15 pm Israel time). The Yellows aim to secure a second consecutive away win over Monaco, returning home with a promising lead in the Euroleague quarterfinals series.

Maccabi demonstrated its ability to handle the physicality and athleticism of the French team in the previous game, winning in a high-intensity matchup. However, they should expect nothing less from the hosts, who will be determined to bounce back with their backs against the wall.

Another victory tomorrow would not only be a massive boost of confidence but also provide Oded Kattash’s team with two opportunities to seal the series at home and secure a coveted spot in the Final Four after a nine-year absence from the event.

“I haven’t slept much since the last game,” shared Kattash with journalists at the final practice before Game 2. “We worked on some adjustments, but you can’t do much in such a short time. We focused on several tactical elements, and tomorrow will be more about the mental side. I’m glad our fans are here with us. They give us a special feeling all season long, and we’re privileged to have them backing us up.”

“Winning Game 1 was vital. It relieved some of the pressure we’ve carried,” added Lorenzo Brown. “Now we’re focusing only on the next game. Monaco will be more aggressive tomorrow, and we must maintain the mentality we showed on Tuesday and control the rhythm. Our fans were amazing, and I’m sure they’ll provide us with great energy again.”

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Maccabi losses in Monaco, will try to seal series in Tel Aviv

The Yellows fell 74-86 to the French, Baldwin scored 17 and was ejected with two technicals. On Tuesday: Game 3. Two home wins will secure Maccabi a Final Four ticket

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Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv had hoped to build on the momentum of its fantastic performance in game 1 against Monaco, secure a second away win, and take a commanding 2-0 lead in the Euroleague quarterfinals series. However, reality did not meet expectations. In a tense game where Maccabi players were assessed six technical fouls, the Yellows fell 74-86 to the French and will need to recover in game 3.

The odds were against Maccabi, as only two teams in the history of the Euroleague playoffs have won games 1 and 2 away. Nevertheless, the good news is that Maccabi still has its fate in its hands. Two home wins on Tuesday and Thursday will grant the Yellows the coveted ticket to the Final Four, an event they have been absent from since 2014.

This evening will be remembered for two main events. The first was Monaco’s run in the third quarter (25-13), effectively deciding the outcome. The second was the six technical fouls assessed to Maccabi players, which led to the ejections of both Wade Baldwin (17 points) and Darrun Hilliard. We can only hope that these events will motivate the Yellows even more next week. See you on Tuesday.

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