Precisely after recording two straight games with 13 points against Portland and Miami, Danny Abdia played 16 minutes in the second game against the Heat and 15 tonight (Sunday) in Washington’s 119: 97 loss to Charlotte. In contrast to the vast majority of the Wizards’ games this season, the team’s coach Scott Brooks decided not to go up with the Israeli in the opening of the second half, when he was 69:52 behind and looking for a refresher.
The Washington fans page “Bullets Forever” did not like Brooks’ decision, and tweeted cynically “Of course, punish her lost.” Back in the game when the rookie handed out a nice assist to Russell Westbrook, Chase Hughes, The group’s reporter for the NBC network complimented: “Abdia is so good in the open field, probably considering his age and size.”
Of course, punish Deni.
– Bullets Forever (@BulletsForever) February 7, 2021
Deni Avdija is just so good at running transition, especially for his age and at his size.
– Chase Hughes (@ChaseHughesNBCS) February 7, 2021
“We have to get better,” he said Brooks At the end of the game, he made it clear that Westbrook may play tomorrow against Chicago, despite the “back-to-back”. Coach Ish Smith added, referring specifically to the team’s weak defense from the capital: “It sounds like a broken record because we’ve been talking about defense since last season, but we have to (improve it). Westbrook, by the way, was especially nervous after the game, and his whole press conference Lasted 90 seconds.
Bradley Bill Although he finished with 31 points, which slightly forgot his fall display against the runner-up, but he was obviously not happy after another loss. “No one is happy,” he said. “There are no laughs or talk in the locker room. I guess the point of light is that we care, but we need to translate that caring into parquet as well. Right now we allow groups to wave at us, we are unable to save and that shit is annoying.”
Watch Abdia score against Charlotte
