The Wizards' writings hurt the absorption ropes of the Israeli rookie: "The club can claim otherwise, but you don't see a graph that the team is trying to help. It really doesn't seem like anyone cares there at the Wizards. It's a pity they don't let him show his talent."
Danny Abdia.
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Danny Abdia may have started tonight for the second time in a row with Scott Brooks' five, but the Israeli rookie continued his unstable season, this time with only 3 points in Washington's 114: 104 loss to Charlotte.
Abdia, who played 32 minutes, finished the game with 1 of 10 from the field and 1 of 7 from the three, in addition he came out with 6 offenses and at the end received a reference from his coach, who believes that in total these are absorption ropes "Yannis also had a hard time as a rookie".
Those who tonight (Wednesday) disagreed with Brooks' theories and training theory are the Wizards reporters, who expressed their opinion in the "Locked On Wizards" podcast.
"There seems to be no process for the development of Danny Abdia, the club can claim otherwise, but I do not see a graph that the team is trying to help him," explained Ben Mahich, "Danny needs a team that cares about his development as a player, but really does not seem to care ".
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Mehitch also disagrees with Brooks' professional path: "It's hard for me to understand why Washington drafted Danny Abdia if they did not think he could lead a ball. Danny Abdia is just a great morale. He's an intelligent player, but they don't let him show his talent and that's it. Too bad".
"I'm glad the kid threw 10 times yesterday, even if he only scored one shot. It's very good that he stopped being ashamed, I'm not saying I encourage him to miss, but I see that at least Danny is more aggressive and goes to the basket. Do not be ashamed to throw in the basket because in the end the percentages will go up." .
Mahich continued to fire: "I'm sorry they didn't give Abdia a chance. If the Wizards were looking for a player to stand in the corner and throw, then they should not have chosen Abdia in the draft, he is good at other things, but they do not let him show those abilities. "Danny was a steal in the draft and he has a lot of talent, which is simply not used. It is difficult for me to see his game from the beginning of the season, it just hurts to see that his abilities are not used."