"Indiana loves its losses," but Washington has a problem that is stalling negotiations
The Wizards are fantasizing about Domantas Savonis but cannot offer future draft picks, and a possible deal involving the Israeli is moving away.
Meanwhile in the United States a strange suggestion is made: "Ben Simmons will fit in near Abdia"
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04/02/2022
Friday, 04 February 2022, 15:10
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Washington is training with coach Wes Ansald Jr. who has left the Corona Protocol (the Wizards' official website)
There are only six days left to close the trade window in the NBA, and Washington is waiting for the right deal.
There is no doubt that the team should make at least one trade against the background of the drastic decline in fitness and results of the team and in light of the heavy workload in the chin and forwards positions, but it is still unclear which of the players will move.
According to NBC, the hot name for the Wizards continues to be Indiana star Domantas Savonis.
A report by reporter Chase Hughes even stated that "the Pacers love Danny Abdia" and made it clear to Washington in talks between the parties, but the deal is still far from being realized, and is unlikely to be close at all.
According to Hughes, "it's not certain the Wizards will agree to give up on Abdia, Thomas Bryant and a future first-round pick for Savonis, and even if they do, it's not at all certain it will be enough for Indiana."
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Abdia and Savonis (Photo: GettyImages, Will Newton)
Another problem that plagues the Wizards is the fact that the team can offer a future first-round pick only in 2028 due to past commitments. This means that the Wizards can not offer any team a first-round pick in the foreseeable future, making its bids much less attractive for other teams.
At the same time, there are also those in the United States who are offering Washington a trade on Bradley Bill, which is starting to show signs of stinging recently.
"Instead of the Wizards, I would try to see what I can get for Ben Simmons on Bradley Bill," Bleacher Reporter reporter Jake Fisher claimed yesterday that, as part of the surprising offer, he also revealed a strange lack of familiarity with the features of other Washington players.
"I'm very curious to see the Wizards build around Simmons, because there were times when he played in Philadelphia without Ambide, that it looked very impressive. They surrounded him with four outside shots, and he just controlled every aspect of the game. It can happen in Washington with all the wingers that are. "After they selected them in the draft - Roy Hachimura, Danny Abdia, Corey Kispert. Daniel Gaford also showed shooting abilities. Washington could be the perfect team for Simmons to be resurrected, because expectations from her are low anyway," he claims.
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