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Washington was defeated again, Danny Abdia finished with 11 points and 10 rebounds
The Wizards lost 120-91 to Detroit Despite another Westbrook triple-double, Abdia opened with a five-pointer and played 34 minutes en route to the first double-double of the season, but again had difficulty shooting (4 of 10 from the field).
Brooks once again implicitly criticized, saying, "I've never been a part of a game like this in my life."
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Friday, 02 April 2021, 06:34 Updated: 06:35
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Washington continued its disappointing season tonight (Thursday-Friday), defeating 120-91 by Detroit and suffering a second straight loss (and ninth overall in its last 12 games).
In the absence of Bradley Bill and Davis Bartans, Danny Abdia started again in the top five, and the Israeli did finish with a double double of 11 points and 10 rebounds, but he also had a disappointing part in the Wizards' weak performance, which suffered a bad shooting west.
Abdia finished with 4 of 10 from the field, and only 1 of 4 from the three.
Although he added one assist and one steal in his 34 minutes on the field, he scored only 2 of 5 from the penalty line, in a game in which Washington scored 6 of 19 from the penalty spot - 31.6 percent.
Russell Westbrook recorded his 16th triple-double this season, once again leading Washington in all categories: 16 points, 12 assists and 11 rebounds.
However, he also led in losses (9) and scored only 1 of 5 from three and 1 of 6 from penalties.
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Another disappointing evening.
Abdia vs. Sirvidis, ex Hapoel Jerusalem (Photo: AP, Paul Sancya)
Abdia scored his first three in the middle of the second quarter, which shrank to 43:36, but the Pistons dominated from the first minute and only widened the gap as the game progressed.
Abdia scored his next basket towards the end of the third quarter with a beautiful penetration that shrank to 85:68, and another deep basket in Garbage Time, in the last minute of the game.
After the Israeli rookie scored just 1 of 10 from the field in a loss to Charlotte, Abdia scored his first double double of the season, but still missed a few free throws.
Washington is down 30:17, and is 5.5 games away from eighth place leading to the playoffs.
Will be comforted by a double double.
Abdia (Photo: AP, Paul Sancya)
"I don't want to sound like I'm making excuses, but we have injured players out there and we need to know how to rise. There are players who get those minutes and have to prove themselves," Brooks explained after the loss.
On the other hand, Josh Jackson scored a season-high 31 points in the Detroit uniform (34:14), Mason Flamley added 13 and 11 and was one of seven players in the Pistons with 10 points or more, and Detroit managed to avenge Washington for the defeat suffered by four years ago Days.
Let Jackson score without interruption.
Abdia and the Wizards (Photo: AP, Paul Sancya)
The Wizards finished the game with 31.6 percent from the penalty line, and at the end of the team coach Scott Brooks said: "In my life I have never been part of a game where the team has the same shooting percentage from the penalty spot and three. We were 9 of 16 from the line and 5 of 19 from three. To score from the line. "
The Pistons led by 19 points at halftime, in the half in which Washington scored 0 of 5 from the penalty spot and 2 of 10 from the three.
"We let their hungry players score all evening like in shooting practice ... Josh Jackson is a talented player trying to prove he deserves to play in this league, and we allowed him to do that."
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