"Greece Doncic" Avdalas: Doncic is my learning object and appreciate his rhythm

November 25th, TradeReportHoops reported that Greek star Avdalas has performed well in the NCAA. The NCAA has averaged 17.4 points, 4.8 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game so far this season. Before joining the NCAA, he played in the professional league in Greece.

In interviews, Avdalas mentioned many times that he regarded Doncic as a learning object. He appreciates Doncic's game understanding and ball-handling rhythm, not just the skills themselves. He said he enjoys watching how opponents react defensively to Doncic and how he determines when to shoot or distribute the ball in the pick-and-roll. Avdalas uses these as training references, hoping to improve his decision-making ability and game control.

The similarities between Avdalas and Doncic are obvious. They are all tall guards who can score and organize. They are good at using rhythm, fake moves and reading defense to create space. Both of them trained in high-intensity European environments in their early years and developed mature game judgment and decision-making abilities. Therefore, the outside world often calls Avdalas the "Greek Doncic". Although there is still a gap in strength, the type and style of play are very close.

At present, Avdalas has the potential of a first-round pick: good size, shooting, rhythm and passing vision. He is similar to Doncic, but needs to strengthen physical confrontation, finishing at the basket and defensive stability. If he can make up for his shortcomings, he has the opportunity to become a core defender who can lead, create, and organize, and even have All-Star potential.