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2 points to Danny Abdia, Washington surrendered 116: 110 to Indiana

The Israeli scored only one basket (1 of 4 from the field), picked up 3 rebounds, delivered 3 assists and snatched a ball, but his team suffered a third consecutive loss for the first time this season.

Savonis starred with Double Double

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Tuesday, 07 December 2021, 06:30

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The Washington Wizards surrendered tonight (Monday through Tuesday) 116: 110 away to the Indiana Pacers and suffered for the first time this season three losses in a row.

For the Wizards this is also the fourth loss in five games and they are in the balance at 11:14 while the Pacers are thanks to the victory at 16:10.

Danny Abdia did not start in the top five tonight either and shared a total of 16 minutes, during which he scored only 2 points (finished with 1 of 4 from the field), picked up three rebounds, handed three assists and also snatched a ball, but his team chased the locals from the start of the game and he Had a hard time influencing on offense and defense, except for a few good minutes in the second quarter.

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Difficulties in attack and defense.

Abdia tries to block Brist (Photo: Reuters)

Last season the Wizards ousted the Pacers from the playoffs ahead of the playoffs and whoever did not let that happen this time was Lithuanian Domantas Savonis, who recorded a wonderful double-double of 30 points, 10 rebounds and also handed out 6 assists and added three steals.

The Pacers took control of the game and already after 12 minutes led by a double-digit advantage (18:28), and in fact from there did not allow the Wizards to return to the game.

Although the record advantage reached only 17 points, every time the guest from Washington showed that she was starting to return to the game and narrow the gap, Savonis and his friends prevented them from doing so and ran again.

Chris Lewart also stood out in the Pacers with 19 points and Malcolm Brogdon added 17, while Bradley Bill led the Wizards with 34 points but could not prevent a third straight loss for the first time this season and a fourth in five games.

Daniel Gaford and Kyle Kozma also scored 14 points.

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