When his team is fully stocked, Abdi has a chance to really stand out. Thanks to a shorthanded roster, he was forced to play every second of his team’s first game on Saturday; still putting on a show-somehow keeping his team competitive with a fully loaded Dream Ballers team. Then on Sunday, Abdi stepped up even more with two wins for his ABP Athletics team.

Abdi is a super skilled ball-handler, who can take it coast-to-coast with ease, displaying the footwork and evasiveness to be a serious problem for defenses.

Abdi’s a strong downhill dribbler, who can put his head down and go straight into the teeth of the defense. And his handles make him dangerous at the rim, with the capacity to make acrobatic layups from under the hoop.

Abdi prides himself in an ability to play consistent every game. He’s also a trustworthy teammate, who will make good decisions when the ball is in his hands.

Abdi played no small amount of minutes over the weekend. His first game started while his team was shorthanded, so he was forced to play the entire first half 4-on-4. And then when one teammate showed up at halftime, he still had to finish the full game playing 5-on-5. In spite of the heavy workload, Abdi never showed signs of slowing down.

Abdi is a confident ballhandler, who can take it coast-to-coast with confidence. And his footwork gives him the capacity to split a double-team and knock down a jumper when it’s called for.

He’s a strong downhill dribbler, and has the speed to torch the defense on a fast break. And when the ball is on the perimeter, he’s got a quick trigger on his 3-point shot.

Abdi is a trustworthy teammate when he has the ball in his hands, and he’s smart enough to not force a shot if he doesn’t have to.