“Sit back and relax”: What did the capital think of Abdia?

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On the face of it, while taking a quick look at the statistics page, it seems that Danny Abdia’s debut was quite reasonable. Well, she certainly would not have been as brilliant as this one against Brooklyn in the preseason game, but Washington’s Israeli talent certainly showed how much potential he has in a 113: 107 loss to Philly. “His contribution could be seen in the flow of the game and not necessarily on the statistics page,” he concluded Chase Hughes (The group wrote to NBC) in the most accurate way possible.

Abdia started with a five and played 28 minutes, during which he scored 7 points (2 of 2 from three) and added four rebounds. “Given his incredible ability in the preseason, it’s not surprising that Danny started in the top five,” said Hughes, who added, “He kept a good eye, even against a tough opponent like Tobias Harris, earning minutes in money time. Washington and Scott Brooks strongly believe in him.”

Beyond the defense, Hughes was also enthusiastic about the Israeli’s offensive arsenal. The latter admittedly distributed only one assist throughout the game, but it was a special assist. The Wizards stood out in a way reminiscent of Phil Jackson’s triangles, Westbrook passed to Abdia and he left a beautiful ball to Bradley Bill who cut in time and finished with a light dunk.


Another NBC reporter, Quinton Mayo, Excited for a minute and 42 seconds that can be looked at in two ways: the first is a comedy of errors belonging to “Shaktin a Paul” and the second is a very impressive sequence of moves by Danny Abdia on both sides of the court. “Sit back, relax and watch these 1:42 minutes of Abdia. Wow,” Mayo tweeted.

In addition, he gave Abdia the credit for the run that led to the Wizards’ double-digit advantage. “Danny’s great basketball,” Mayo wrote. “He’s the reason Washington increased the lead to 10. Offensive, defensive, everything.”

The journalist Ben Standig From “Athletic” addressed the problem of the team in the forward position. Last season Davis Bartans (played 20 minutes) and Roy Hachimura (did not play) showed that the match between them was not ideal, which led to the question of what the Washington quintet would look like this season, and Standig found a creative solution to the matter: “Play with Danny Abdia”.

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