The NBA has long since become one that not only deals with basketball itself, but over the years has grown its name as a product that brings with it almost every night happenings to industry enthusiasts, families and people who come to watch the games in the grand halls in the US. There was a 'Martin Luther King Day' which for quite a few people is a particularly festive day that of course symbolizes a lot.
The one for whom the great evening and white night that took place was not particularly festive for him is Danny Abdia who unfortunately shared less than 3 minutes during Washington's victory over Philadelphia. On the fact that it was the first game this season that the Wizards played in full force, for the Israeli spectators and also without a few fans of the team it was not easy to see the forward pushed to the edge of the bench.
Last night after the game, Josh Rubis, the Athletic reporter, tried to explain the situation and wrote in a special column: "Abdia's bench is jarring, because when he is healthy he has almost always been an important part of the rotation, from the moment he was drafted. But Blair chose a 10 rotation. Players before Garbage Time When Bradley Bill, Roy Hachimura and Thomas Bryant needed minutes to get back into shape, Abdia and Davis Bartans were the victims. "Limited of minutes, and if the coach lets 11 players play, at least one or two in the team will not be able to get into the rhythm. That's a basic thing."
Rubis added: "Regarding the 'Danny problem', it's actually not a problem at all, at least for now. For many people, player development only happens when players get minutes. Many bottom teams let first or second year players play and call it 'player development'. , And in my eyes this is the worst thing for the player because he did not earn those minutes. And rookie Corey Kispert. "
In conclusion, Rubis gave hope to the Israeli: "Abdia can become a high-level player because he is only 21. A few games without minutes will not hurt his development, unless he allows it to happen. A player can achieve a lot even if he does not play. Abdia will get his opportunities "Probably very soon, playing without minutes before Garbage Time is not a crisis."
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