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Danny Abdia on defense against the guards in the NBA: "Doubt my agility. Love the challenge"
Washington's Israeli rookie talked about keeping Kyrie Irving and nimble guards, talking about his birthday celebrations (Westbrook bought me a present ") and receiving compliments from Scott Brooks:" He took his place in the top five "
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Tuesday, 05 January 2021, 20:14
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Danny Abdia speaks after Minnesota's debut win (from Washington Wizards' Twitter)
After Washington managed to win its last two games, the team can smile a bit after the opening which included five consecutive losses.
Today (Tuesday) Danny Abdia showed up at the group's press conference, and told a bit about his feelings and the way he celebrated his 20th birthday this week.
Abdia was asked about his defense against the NBA's nimble guards, including Kyrie Irving who even managed to block it, saying: "I just love the challenge. I see these agile players, and people doubt my speed and my defensive abilities ... I like to take Challenges. "
When asked how he celebrated his birthday, Abdia said: "I went to dinner that night with two members of the group. Russ (Westbrook) bought me a present, which is nice of him."
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Brooks said: "Danny earned his place in the top five, but he has to be patient"
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When asked about the intensity in the NBA, Abdia replied: "I have to give credit to the medical team. They give above and beyond to get us fresh into the game. They help us get sharp for every game. Of course our professional team also helps us get every game ready."
Coach Scott Brooks was also asked about Abdia's defense, answering: "What I like about him is keeping his hands up. He knows how to make contact."
On his inclusion in the opening five, Brooks said: "He has conquered this place, and he is working hard to maintain that place. I like to see him in that position right now."
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