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Washington and Danny Abdia moved away from the playoffs tonight (Friday-Saturday) when they surrendered 117: 114 at home to Atlanta, one of their direct rivals in the race for the top 10. Abdia was not involved enough in offense, especially in the second half, but he can be pleased to equal his season record. – 3 threes. He finished the Israeli game with 9 points (3 of 4 from three) along with 3 rebounds, 3 assists, a block and two losses in 22 minutes, after scoring 2 points in total in his last two games (played only 9 minutes against Detroit due to a hamstring injury) ). Click for full coverage >>
With a little more luck this game would have gone into overtime because in the last attack Kyle Kozma definitely threw from the halfway line and almost scored, but the ball bounced on the ring and went out. If Kozma had managed to force overtime with the help of one of the crazy baskets of recent years, he would have closed four consecutive quarters in dealing with a basket on the buzzer.
Quite rarely, quarters 1-3 ended with a basket that left not a single tenth of a second on the clock. Bogdan Bogdanovich sealed quarters 1 and 3 with baskets for two points and Abdia was the one who closed the second quarter with an accurate three, his second of the game. Wizards reporter for NBC Chase Hughes He said: “I’ve never seen anything like it. Seriously, what are the chances of that happening? It’s impossible to check if it’s happened in the past, but it’s definitely a historic sequence of events in the NBA.”
Abdia sniped his third three-pointer about a minute and a half to go and shrank to 5 points, but that was not enough for his team that lagged all the way down to 34:28, two games away from tenth Charlotte. For the Israeli, by the way, this is the first time in his career that he scores 3+ threes in a game at 75% + off the arc. His record still stands at 5, which he set against Miami last year when he scored 20 points.
Bogi beats the buzzer pic.twitter.com/z7XzBvuxPo
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