“In San Antonio, this would not have happened to Danny Abdia”

After a month of shuffling and 14 games in which he failed to score more than nine points, Danny Abdia returned to consciousness early Wednesday (Wednesday) after scoring 10 points and 7 rebounds in Washington’s home loss, 125: 111 against Memphis. In the end, the Israeli rookie was praised by his coach Scott Brooks, but the reporters covering the Wizards continued to wonder during the match what would have happened if Abdia had received a little more credit throughout the season.

In the spirit of things, journalist Ben Mahitch tweeted even before the whistle: “One can certainly wonder how good the Wizards would have been if they had run creative drills in their attack. They have Davis in a trance that he scored exceptionally and Danny Abdia Playmaker at 2.05 meters. Unsurprisingly, every time you go on the same ‘end-of-move’ in the direction of Bradley Bill. “

In addition, the Bullets Forever website published an article by Mahitch about Abdia in which it was written: “In Washington, people just continue to miss the talent called Danny Abdia. “He played only seven minutes against the Celtics on Sunday, and took only one shot. Before that, Abdia also threw only once against Denver and all that in 20 minutes of play.”

“It’s hard for the Israeli to put him in a box, and that’s what’s special about him,” it was recorded. “He can play several roles and be excellent in all of them, but the team’s role is to get him involved.

“It’s very interesting to imagine what would have happened if he had landed in San Antonio, a team that would have known how to wrap him up and develop his skills in the best way. There they would not have missed him. “The Wizards are now missing a rare opportunity to advance their Israeli rookie career at the club.”