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Highly ranked in almost every category: Danny Abdia's season opener - Interim Summary

The young Israeli is at the top of most of the statistics among the Rockies, but that's not all: judging by his first six games, doubts about his ability to score outside the arc were also wrong.

Here, you will see exactly all the players he precedes - both in the sniping per game, and in percentages for 3

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Danny Abdia speaks after Minnesota's debut win (from Washington Wizards' Twitter)

True, this is only six games, but it can be said with caution that at least personally, Danny Abdia's season opener meets all expectations.

Tonight (Friday-Saturday) his Washington finally celebrated a premiere victory, and perhaps from now on the good ability of the young Israeli will go hand in hand with the improved ability of the team from the capital.

Although he is one of the youngest players in the 2020 round, Abdia is ranked high in almost every statistical category for the Rockies - often, much higher than the eight players selected before him in the draft.

Let's start with a brief statistical comparison of the top 10, after a week and a half of a season - a very small sample, and yet, perhaps teaches something about what awaits us in the future as well.

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Abdia (Photo: Reuters)

1. Anthony Edwards (Minnesota) - 15.4 points (42 percent from the field, 31 percent for 3, 70 percent from penalties), 2.4 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 0.6 steals and one loss per game

2. James Weissman (Golden State) - 11.6 points (40 percent from the field, 50 percent for 3, 72.2 percent from penalties), 5.6 rebounds, 0.2 assists, 1.6 blocks and 1.4 losses per game

3. Lamelo Ball (Charlotte) - 11.2 points (44 percent from the field, 45 percent for 3, 75 percent from penalties), 4.4 rebounds, 4 assists, 1.4 steals and 2.4 turnovers per game

4. Patrick Williams (Chicago) - 10.2 points (45 percent from the field, 41 percent for 3, 80 percent from free throws), 3 rebounds, assists, steals And 2 turnovers per game

5. Isaac Okuro (Cleveland) - 5.5 points (44 percent from the field, 20 percent for 3, 100 percent from penalties), 3 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2 turnovers per game

6. Onyka Okongo (Atlanta) - Terem Played due to injury

7. Killian Hayes (Detroit) - 4 points (23 percent from the field, 20 percent for 3, 50 percent from penalties), 1.4 rebounds, 4 assists, 0.4 steals and 2.4 turnovers per game

8. Obi Topin (New York) - 9 points (25 percent from the field, 42 percent for 3), 3 rebounds, assists, 2 blocks and 0 losses

Sea per game (played one game)

9. Danny Abdia (Washington) - 7.8 points (51 percent from the field, 47 percent for 3, 60 percent from penalties), 5.2 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.3 steals and 0.7 turnovers per game

10. C. Eylan Smith (Phoenix) - 2 points (40 percent from the field, 0 percent for 3), 2.5 rebounds, 0.5 assists and 0.5 turnovers per game

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Points per game:

1. Anthony Edwards (Minnesota) - 15.4

2. James Weissman (Golden State) - 11.2

3. Tires Halberton (Sacramento) - 10.6

4. Patrick Williams (Chicago) - 10.1

5. Cole Anthony (Orlando) - 10

6. Sadiq Bay (Detroit) - 9.5

7. Desmond Bain (Memphis) - 8.8

8. Danny Abdia (Washington) - 7.8

rebounds per game:

1. Isa Stewart (Detroit) - 6.6

2. Jason Tate (Houston) - 5.6

3. James Weissman (Golden State) - 5.6

4. Danny Abdia (Washington) - 5.2

5. Cole Anthony (Orlando) - 5

assists per game:

1. Tyrese Halberton (Sacramento) - 4.4

2. Killian Hayes (Detroit) - 4

3. Lamelo Ball (Charlotte) - 4

4. Cole Anthony (Orlando) - 3.8

5. Danny Abdia (Washington) - 2.6

steals per game:

1. Peyton Pritchard (Boston) - 1.6

2. Lamelo Ball (Charlotte) - 1.4

3. Danny Abdia (Washington) - 1.3

4. Tyrese Halberton (Sacramento) - 1

5. Alexei Fukushevsky (Oklahoma City) - 1

percent from the field:

1. Preshes Achiava (Miami) - 64

2. Peyton Pritchard (Boston) - 54.8

3. Tyrese Liberton (Sacramento) - 52.9

4. Danny Abdia (Washington) - 51.5

5. Jason Tate (Houston) - 50

percent to 3:

1. Sam Merrill (Milwaukee)

Key) - 80

2. Tyrese Liberton (Sacramento) - 50

3. James Weissman (Golden State) - 50

4. Danny Abdia (Washington) - 47.6

5. Desmond Bain (Memphis) - 45.8

minutes per game:

1. Isaac Okoro (Cleveland) - 37.5

2. Jason Tate (Houston) - 27.7

3. Tyrese Halberton (Sacramento) - 26.8

4. Danny Abdia (Washington) - 26.2

5. Anthony Edwards (Minnesota) - 25.4

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Bill: "He's above and beyond what we expected"

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* Abdia enters his rookie season with doubts about his shooting, but in the meantime it turns out that the fears were not really justified. The Israeli scores 1.7 threes on average - more than JJ Reddick (1.6), Gordon Hayward (1.6), Owen Fournier (1.6), Doug McDermott (1.6), Bradley Bill (1.5), Charis Lovart (1.5), Anthony Davis (1.4), Joe Ingles (1.4), Nikola Jukic (1.4), PJ Tucker (1.3), Brock Lopez (1.3), Joel Ambide (1.3), Carmelo Anthony (1), Chris Paul (1), Goran Dragic (1), Harrison Barnes (1), Luka Doncic (1), Danny Green (0.8) and many others.

* And all of this is happening in very good percentages as well - Abdia is accurate at 47.6 percent off the arc, which puts him in 34th place in the league, above names like George Hill (46.2), CJ McCollum (45.8), Paul C. George (45.1), Terence Ross (43.5), Kevin Harter (43.5), Lou Williams (42.9), Bogdan Bogdanovich (42.1), Kyrie Irving (40.4), Duncan Robinson (40), Jamal Marie (40 ), Jason Taitum (38.8), Kwai Leonard (38.1), LeBron James (36.8), Buddy the Boy (36.7), Trey Young (35.5), Damian Lillard (35.4), Owen Fournier (34.8), Gordon Hayward (33.3), Chris Paul (33.3) and also Stephen Kerry (32.1).

* As for the percentage from the field, 51.5 puts Abdia in 47th place in the league.

* In the rebounds column (5.2) he precedes names like Rudy Gay (4.8), Hassan Whiteside (4.8), Lonzo Ball (4.6), Daniel Theis (4.5), Bradley Bill (4.2), Boyan Bogdanovich (4), Buddy the Boy ( 3.8), Nemanja Bielitsa (3.6), Carmelo Anthony (3.3), Donovan Mitchell (3.3), Kyle Kozma (3.2), Joe Ingles (3), Ivica Zubac (2.8) and others.

In Washington Abdia is only ranked seventh in the points column, but in rebounds only Russell Westbrook (12.8) and Thomas Bryant (5.5) are ahead of him, in assists he is fourth after Westbrook, Bradley Bill and Man Smith, in second steals only for Bill, and in losses per game he is ranked 11th in the team - Raul Neto, Troy Brown, Jerome Robinson, Robin Lopez, Ish Smith, Roy Hachimura, Bryant, Bill, Westbrook and also Anges Pascheniks lost more balls per game than the Israeli.

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