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"Danny Abdia is the queen of chess. He will be a top five player in the NBA from the first moment."
ESPN's draft expert predicts a rosy future for an Israeli: "He is the Swiss Army knife that every team is looking for."
Another senior commentator a little less optimistic: "It will take him at least a year to become a legitimate player in the league"
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Wednesday, 11 November 2020, 08:03
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In just one week, the NBA Draft will take place, and the United States continues to analyze the top talent, including Danny Abdia.
Tonight (Tuesday through Wednesday) ESPN's The Jump program analyzed Abdia's suitability for the league, and draft expert Mike Schmitz matched him to Golden State, which holds the second pick.
"The most diverse player in the draft is Danny Abdia. He is also the greatest international talent of the cycle," Schmitz said.
"He's tall, strong and can play in any position from center to power forward. His size fits position 4, but he likes to lead a ball, pass in the aisle, play some pick and roll. He's the Swiss Army Knife who fits into modern basketball. He's the queen of chess. -NBA ".
According to Schmitz, "Speaking of Golden State's diversity, Danny Abdia fits them perfectly. I really appreciate him, in my eyes he is very ready for the NBA. He comes from Maccabi Tel Aviv and played in the Euroleague 15 minutes a game. He is not Luca Doncic," "He was an important part of the Euroleague team with ambitions at a very young age. I think he will be a top five player in the NBA from his first day in the league."
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In contrast, Nick Hauselman of the popular YouTube channel Bballbreakdown, claims that Abdia is not yet due for the best league in the world.
Hauselman released a video analyzing Abdia's abilities, in which he praised the young Israeli's delivery ability and athleticism, but expressed concern about his throwing style, even criticizing his Maccabi Tel Aviv coaches who "taught him to throw without using the lower body almost at all."
"He's only 19 and has already played a lot of high-level games, so he will not be intimidated by the spotlight in the NBA. But I still feel he is not 100 percent ready for the NBA," Hauselman said.
"It will probably take him a year or two before he can give output in the league. His decision-making with the ball is not good enough yet, and if he functions on the standard of a player standing in corners waiting for free throws, he will not score threes in high enough percentages. If he lands in the right situation. "He can become a legitimate NBA player, but it will require patience."
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