Since Danny Abdia came to the NBA he has been busy most of the time getting better, learning and taking advantage of the stage he gets to realize his potential.
At a time when he certainly shows that he has learned quite a few things and is on the rise offensively, tonight (Sunday to Monday) came an unpleasant incident when the forward confronted his teammate - the Latvian Davis Bartans in Washington's loss to Philadelphia.
A few hours later, the incident appears to have ended after Wizards coach Wes Ansald Jr. updated that the two had reconciled.
"It was a short argument, not something very serious, but yes I felt the need to address it," he said, "sometimes it doesn't just matter what you say, but how you say things."
Wes Unseld Jr.
says he addressed Deni Avdija and Davis Bertans getting into it during the timeout and again this morning during practice.
Unseld says it was frustration building up and not "what you say, but how you say it."
He does not think it will be a recurring issue.
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The aforementioned incident comes at a time when Abdia gets more minutes and looks better on both sides of the pitch.
In his last five games, Abdia has only dropped once from a double-digit number of points, tonight when he scored 9 points while in the last three games he has averaged 29 minutes of play.
On his ability his coach said: "Compared to his first day in the summer, he is much more decisive. It is a difference of heaven and earth."
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