This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate WASHINGTON (AP) — As a Jewish forward for the Washington Wizards, Deni Avdija was naturally going to be asked about Kyrie Irving. Especially when his team just finished playing against the Brooklyn Nets. Avdija said Friday night he tries to stay positive in the face of antisemitism, but he also believes there should be consequences for players' actions. The 21-year-old from Israel spoke for a few minutes in the Washington locker room after the Wizards lost to the Irving-less Nets. Brooklyn suspended Irving on Thursday for posting a since-deleted...