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Originally posted by milos View Postand who the hell is this Schayer boy that i hear his name all season long? whats about bringing back Gal Mekel?
also, i'd kick out Tal Burstein, he's totally out of level..
He is better then Mekel and Burstein (at this point). Between those two, I would think that Burstein, due to height and overall game, would have better minutes with Maccabi (also has experience). Mekel is still young and has ways to go. He would be better on a smaller team where he has a bigger role to improve his skills IMHO.
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Originally posted by Billy Bounce View PostJust listened to Blatt's interview:
Next season there will be "NBA style" 12 +3 man roster to cope with three games a week. He promised to bring some quality Israelis ( I could think only of Grunfeld, Landsberg , Rothbart and maybe Ohayon )
A decision to play in Adriatic League is based on financial considerations only to ensure the current roster stays intact.
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Originally posted by goga78 View PostAre you sure? Better look again.
Anyway... So many guards are being brought in connection with Maccabi. Halperin, Scheyer, Carroll... and Sharp wants to play one more year. At the same time, two more guards are under contract, Perkins will be probably signed, too, while Eidson can also play guard.
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Originally posted by Czarkazem13 View PostFirst, Scheyer is a Jewish (actually, I think half) American ball player who led Duke to the NCAA championship two seasons ago. He was not drafted by any NBA teams (which some analysts found odd) but was picked up by the Miami Heat, where he suffered a serious eye injury. He was last in the D-League playing well. He would be very good for Maccabi. He is a combo guard that can shoot and pass well. He's not a shut-em-down defender, but plays smart D. High basketball IQ.
He is better then Mekel and Burstein (at this point). Between those two, I would think that Burstein, due to height and overall game, would have better minutes with Maccabi (also has experience). Mekel is still young and has ways to go. He would be better on a smaller team where he has a bigger role to improve his skills IMHO.
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Originally posted by maccabeo View Postinteresting, can u explaine me better?
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Originally posted by MaccabiTA View PostMaccabi's biggest goal before this season was fixing the mistakes of the past. The biggest one was lack of continuity. After this great and unexpected season some important players in the team finish contract and Maccabi is a team that its budget comes from its incomes. Keeping all (or some) of these important players and keep continuity would take a bigger budget, moving to the Adriatic league would create Maccabi 2-3 million additional incomes and therefor would help keep the big players and preserve this year's roster (with some improvements)
I like the Adriaric League and glad that we are palying their.2022/2023:
PG: Brown, D-BA, Ziv
SG: Baldwin, Hollins
SF: Hillard, Pnini, Menco
PF: Martin, Colson, Cohen
PF: Nebo, Poyters, Sorkin
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Originally posted by Czarkazem13 View PostI believe Landesberg is under contract for another year with Maccabi Haifa (depending on what happens with Rosen I guess). Rothbart is not Maccabi quality (maybe in practice he can help the Maccabi bigs play against taller centers). I don't see Ohayon as at that level either. Grunfeld is a possibility, but I never heard him on Tel Aviv's roster. Truthfully, I would think Maccabi Haifa would be more interested in him.
Rothbart with all his lousy defense is the best Israeli center right now ( Green is injured, Kuzi is about to retire ) . He probably can play some single digit minutes in EL behind Sofo/James, being a full time back-up in Adriatic & BSL to reduce a work-load on bigs. His Israeli passport gives Blatt more flexibility in BSL (if "The Russian Law" stays). Besides, watching how Sofo flourishes under Blatt, I hope this magic will work with Rothbart too .
Landesberg is talented as hell, and with Eidson taking on PG spot (Blatt won't make the same mistake wasting him @SF) . Maccabi needs a quick, athletic SF like Landesberg . That's the quality that other MTA SFs (Pnini & Bluth) lack . I hope you remember how many troubles were caused by athletic rivals' SFs : Anderson , SanEm, Sato. Regarding his contract, I guess he does want to join MTA , so the deal could be settled somehow with Haifa , even if it require Landesberg to pay a part of his buy-out by himself.
Ohayon could also be quite useful as a defensive stopper for special missions( e.g. to shut down rival guard) or as a back-up PG (Adriatic/BSL). There is a problem that Yogev is too associated with Jerusalem, but if Pnini did that without a problem, I guess Ohayon could do it too?
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Originally posted by Billy Bounce View PostGrunfeld could be quite useful, filling the gaps at SG/SF , doing all little things to win. He's ego-free , hardworking type of a guy , never forces things, always 'in the game's stream'. Sort of younger version of Burstein.
Rothbart with all his lousy defense is the best Israeli center right now ( Green is injured, Kuzi is about to retire ) . He probably can play some single digit minutes in EL behind Sofo/James, being a full time back-up in Adriatic & BSL to reduce a work-load on bigs. His Israeli passport gives Blatt more flexibility in BSL (if "The Russian Law" stays). Besides, watching how Sofo flourishes under Blatt, I hope this magic will work with Rothbart too .
Landesberg is talented as hell, and with Eidson taking on PG spot (Blatt won't make the same mistake wasting him @SF) . Maccabi needs a quick, athletic SF like Landesberg . That's the quality that other MTA SFs (Pnini & Bluth) lack . I hope you remember how many troubles were caused by athletic rivals' SFs : Anderson , SanEm, Sato. Regarding his contract, I guess he does want to join MTA , so the deal could be settled somehow with Haifa , even if it require Landesberg to pay a part of his buy-out by himself.
Ohayon could also be quite useful as a defensive stopper for special missions( e.g. to shut down rival guard) or as a back-up PG (Adriatic/BSL). There is a problem that Yogev is too associated with Jerusalem, but if Pnini did that without a problem, I guess Ohayon could do it too?Last edited by frodoborg; 05-29-2011, 07:30 AM.11th Commandment: You shall not say Maccabi is a mediocre team!
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Originally posted by MaccabiTA View PostMaccabi's biggest goal before this season was fixing the mistakes of the past. The biggest one was lack of continuity. After this great and unexpected season some important players in the team finish contract and Maccabi is a team that its budget comes from its incomes. Keeping all (or some) of these important players and keep continuity would take a bigger budget, moving to the Adriatic league would create Maccabi 2-3 million additional incomes and therefor would help keep the big players and preserve this year's roster (with some improvements)
i just tought blatt wanted to partecipate to a stronger league to improve team for el
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Halperin is about to sign for 3 seasons, $600k per season
Moran Roth (Holon), Nate Miller( Yokneam ) are the candidates.
Signing Roth would be a mistake for both sides: Roth is good, but he's like Meir Tapiro : he can't be a role player , he must be a team leader to be effective.
Nate Miller : dunno, to bring a player from the second league , even if he's 22.5 PPG... Anybody seen him playing ?
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Originally posted by Billy Bounce View PostHalperin is about to sign for 3 seasons, $600k per season
Moran Roth (Holon), Nate Miller( Yokneam ) are the candidates.
Signing Roth would be a mistake for both sides: Roth is good, but he's like Meir Tapiro : he can't be a role player , he must be a team leader to be effective.
Nate Miller : dunno, to bring a player from the second league , even if he's 22.5 PPG... Anybody seen him playing ?2022/2023:
PG: Brown, D-BA, Ziv
SG: Baldwin, Hollins
SF: Hillard, Pnini, Menco
PF: Martin, Colson, Cohen
PF: Nebo, Poyters, Sorkin
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