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With the 2018/19 season lurking around the corner Maccabi faced the EuroLeague runner ups Fenerbache at the Giannakopoulos tournament opening game. The teams remained close throughout the game with Fener having the edge. Maccabi took the lead in the fourth quarter but Fener tied the game just before the final buzzer. In overtime Black and Pargo kept Maccabi close but Sloukas ended up securing the 92:94 win for the Turkish champs. Black had 16P&11R, Tyus added 19P&14R.
Coach Neven Spahija's starting five: Black, Caloiaro, Kane, Pargo and Zoosman. Black was the first to score but Sloukas reacted with a long two. Both teams traded blows as the scoreboard showed a 9:6 Maccabi lead four minutes into the game. Vesely's layup gave Fener the 11:12 edge but Tyus gave Maccabi back the lead (15:14). Tyus was simply unstoppable as he connected time after time to increase Maccabi's lead to 20:15 as the first quarter comes to an end.
Tyus continued his dominance as Maccabi kept its lead (22:17) early in the second quarter, Fener completed a 6:0 run to take the 26:28 lead. Melih increased Fener's lead with a three pointer (29:33) both teams traded blows with Fener managing to stay ahead (34:37) with less than a minute remaining in the second quarter. Pargo scored for Maccabi but Fener had the final say in the first half as they finish ahead 35:39.
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Spahija's squad tied the game at the beginning of the second half, but Sloukas reacted with a three pointer to put the Turks ahead 41:44. Biberovic scored an open three forcing coach Spahija to call for a timeout. Sloukas' fastbreak gave Fener the 41:49 lead but Maccabi reacted with five points, but Sloukas with another three pointer made it 46:52. John-Di's three pointer trimmed Fener's lead to 51:52, but the EuroLeague runner ups remained poised as they increased their lead again (51:57). Tyus made both free throws as the third quarter comes to an end with Maccabi trailing 53:57.
Cohen opened the fourth quarter with four points (57:57). Spahija's squad made a few stops and also capitalized on the offensive boards as Tyus gave Maccabi the 59:57 edge. Datome's three point play completed a 6:0 run made by Fener as they took the 59:63 lead. Lauvergne increased Fener's lead to 61:67 as the fourth quarter reached its halfway mark. Maccabi remained resolute and started swinging back as they completed the comeback, however Fener managed to tie the game just before the final buzzer (78:78) sending it to overtime.
Fener took the 79:81 lead in overtime, Black tied the game but Fener scored four points inside the paint taking the 81:85 win forcing coach Spahija to call for a timeout. Black kept Maccabi in the game with another layup (84:87). Pargo scored from downtown to tie the game (87:87), Fener took the 87:90 lead. Black converted an offensive board to an easy dunk (89:90) with 14.3 seconds remaining in the game. Sloukas sealed it from the free throw line giving the Fener the 92:94 win.
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Coach Neven Spahija's starting five: Black, Caloiaro, Kane, Pargo and Zoosman. Black was the first to score but Sloukas reacted with a long two. Both teams traded blows as the scoreboard showed a 9:6 Maccabi lead four minutes into the game. Vesely's layup gave Fener the 11:12 edge but Tyus gave Maccabi back the lead (15:14). Tyus was simply unstoppable as he connected time after time to increase Maccabi's lead to 20:15 as the first quarter comes to an end.
Tyus continued his dominance as Maccabi kept its lead (22:17) early in the second quarter, Fener completed a 6:0 run to take the 26:28 lead. Melih increased Fener's lead with a three pointer (29:33) both teams traded blows with Fener managing to stay ahead (34:37) with less than a minute remaining in the second quarter. Pargo scored for Maccabi but Fener had the final say in the first half as they finish ahead 35:39.
Spahija's squad tied the game at the beginning of the second half, but Sloukas reacted with a three pointer to put the Turks ahead 41:44. Biberovic scored an open three forcing coach Spahija to call for a timeout. Sloukas' fastbreak gave Fener the 41:49 lead but Maccabi reacted with five points, but Sloukas with another three pointer made it 46:52. John-Di's three pointer trimmed Fener's lead to 51:52, but the EuroLeague runner ups remained poised as they increased their lead again (51:57). Tyus made both free throws as the third quarter comes to an end with Maccabi trailing 53:57.
Cohen opened the fourth quarter with four points (57:57). Spahija's squad made a few stops and also capitalized on the offensive boards as Tyus gave Maccabi the 59:57 edge. Datome's three point play completed a 6:0 run made by Fener as they took the 59:63 lead. Lauvergne increased Fener's lead to 61:67 as the fourth quarter reached its halfway mark. Maccabi remained resolute and started swinging back as they completed the comeback, however Fener managed to tie the game just before the final buzzer (78:78) sending it to overtime.
Fener took the 79:81 lead in overtime, Black tied the game but Fener scored four points inside the paint taking the 81:85 win forcing coach Spahija to call for a timeout. Black kept Maccabi in the game with another layup (84:87). Pargo scored from downtown to tie the game (87:87), Fener took the 87:90 lead. Black converted an offensive board to an easy dunk (89:90) with 14.3 seconds remaining in the game. Sloukas sealed it from the free throw line giving the Fener the 92:94 win.
