Miami defeated Washington 112-119 in the gaps, just 7 points behind Danny Abdia

Both teams came away with very lacking staff, but Abdia did not take advantage of the situation and scored for the first time only in the fourth quarter, in a game where the Wizards were already 28 points behind and recorded a comeback too late.

Butler celebrated with 15 assists and 25 points

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29/12/2021

Wednesday, December 29, 2021, 6:30 p.m.

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Danny Abdia after his season-high record against Utah (Wizards official website)

Washington and Miami met tonight (Tuesday through Wednesday) for a game that accurately reflects what has been done in the NBA in recent days, against the backdrop of the Corona, the contagions and the absences. Miami came away with an eight-player roster, after losing another player in the warm-up. Washington lined up for the game with a player she had signed a few hours earlier. In the end, it was Miami that managed to win 112: 119 and inflict on the Wizards (17:17) a second consecutive loss, and a total of Friday in the last eight games.

Both teams came into the game without eight roster players.

Washington has been notified in the last day of more missing persons, arriving without Bradley Bill, Thomas Bryant, Cantabius Caldwell Pop, Roy Hachimura, Montreal Harrell, Anthony Gill, Aron Holiday and Raul Neto.

The one who hoped to "take advantage" of the situation is Danny Abdia, who of course started in the top five and could have taken on more, but Abdia was satisfied tonight with only 7 points in his 31 minutes on the floor, with his first basket only in the last quarter, when the game was over. Pretty finished.

The Israeli forward finished with 2 of 4 from the field (after not throwing the entire first half), 1 of 2 from the penalty spot, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, one steal, 2 blocks and 4 turnovers.

Kyle Kozma stood out in Washington with 22 points, Spencer Denvidy scored 24 and handed out 11 assists, Davis Bartans scored 19 (including 5 of 10 from three), Daniel Gaford scored 16 and scored 11 rebounds.

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Did not take the opportunity.

Abdia (Photo: Reuters)

Another breakup of the Wizards.

Abdia (Photo: Reuters)

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Above all.

Butler (Photo: Reuters)

In Miami, Tyler Hiro stood out with 32 points and 5 of 7 from three, Duncan Robinson scored 26 with 8 of 16 from three, and Jimmy Butler recorded a career-high 15 assists alongside 25 points and 8 rebounds. Miami improved its balance to 13:22, while the Wizards dropped to 17:17, and will meet Cleveland in two days while they are still on the missing roster, with the possibility of falling to a negative balance for the first time this season. It should be noted that Miami is also missing eight players, including Kyle Laurie due to Corona, and Am Adbaio, Victor Aldpo, PJ Tucker and Markif Morris due to injuries. In addition, Butler was injured 1:03 minutes to go.

Washington trailed by 14 after the first quarter, and in the third quarter the gap was already 28 points in favor of Miami (this is the fourth time this season that the Wizards have fallen behind), but then the visitors woke up, with two Abdia threes helping them narrow the gap to just five. With 28 seconds left to finish.

But it was too late, and Miami responded with 4 straight points to close out an interest.

It was the 629th victory in the career of coach Eric Spolstra, who rose to 25th place on the all-time list.

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