Maccabi Tel Aviv
Hapoel Eilat Maccabi Tel Aviv
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Hapoel Eilat
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On Sunday: Maccabi hosts Hapoel Eilat
The Yellows will try to bounce back from the disappointing loss in Moscow against an opponent they've already defeated this season. Evans, Williams, and Caloiaro will rest
Giannis Sfairopoulos decided to give Keenan Evans, Derrick Williams, and Angelo Caloiaro rest, and Maccabi’s squad for the game will include Scottie Wilbekin, Kameron Taylor, Jalen Reynolds, Roman Sorkin, John DiBartolomeo, Oz Blayzer, Jake Cohen, James Nunnally, Ante Zizic, Yiftach Ziv, Oded Brandwein, and Ido Menchel.
Maccabi already met Eilat this season. It happened in Winner’s Cup final, and the yellows triumphed big with a 92:62 win for the season’s first title. The all-time head-to-head record between the two teams is also in favor of Maccabi that won 32 times and lost only nine times.
Maccabi defeats Eilat in double-overtime thriller
The yellows survived a long evening at Menora-Mivtachim Arena on the way to a 101:95 victory over the Southerns. Reynolds scored 24 points
Following the loss to CSKA Moscow last week, Giannis Sfairopoulos gave Keenan Evans, Derrick Williams, and Angelo Caloiaro some resting time. In their absence, Maccabi struggled to maintain its attacking flow. Luckily for the hosts, Jalen Reynolds came to work with 24 points, and James Nunnally added 18 of his own.
Scottie Wilbekin finished with “only” twelve points but added eight rebounds, eight assists, and a clutch three-pointer in the second overtime, which sealed the win.
Maccabi will now have three days to rest before hosting Monaco on Wednesday and traveling to an away game in Greece on Friday against Olympiacos.