Representing Israel proudly, Saraf looks to build promising rookie season in Brooklyn – interview
Despite the challenges that come with adapting to the NBA, Saraf continued to develop his skills and became yet another role model for young basketball players across Israel.
Israeli NBA player Ben Saraf of the Brooklyn Nets recently returned to Israel for a special event with fans in Rishon LeZion, reflecting on his rookie season. Saraf, 20, averaged 7.5 points and 3.3 assists in 44 games, expressing excitement about meeting Israeli fans and the growing basketball culture. He highlighted a game where three Israelis played together as "so much bigger than basketball," noting his appreciation for the Jewish community in New York and Chabad houses.
- Saraf is focusing on improving his shooting and physical strength this summer.
- He prioritizes playing for the Israeli national team, calling it his most enjoyable basketball experience.
- His goals for the upcoming season include earning more playing minutes, gaining coaching staff trust, and helping the Nets make the playoffs.
- Saraf finished his rookie season strongly, averaging 17.0 points over the final four games after a stint in the G League.
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