“I don’t know if I’m done yet,” Unseld said.
The cast of Wizards who are part of this horror show couldn’t stop talking about it at the Crypto.com Arena on Wednesday. Unseld argued that in the rematch against the Clippers, many on the pitch weren’t ready for the first point, so the memory shouldn’t bother Washington.
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But on Thursday night, when their lead in the third quarter faded, the witches played with such desperate anger that it seemed impossible not to be motivated by a particular force. Most of the three Clippers’ savages matched one of their own. It didn’t matter 115-109 losses.
In the fourth quarter marked by strong swings in momentum – there were five leadership changes, but no team was ahead by more than six points – the difference was found in the details. Washington has had three expensive sponsorships. A game bell rang from a timeout. And after successfully scoring three quarters from the free-kick line, he hasn’t missed a free-kick in the last 12 minutes, a sign of a change in mindset that has resulted in far more lane rebounds than aggressive strikes, Unseld said. . .
It was this type of possession that gave the Wizards a 10-point lead in the third quarter – they beat the Clippers 58-38 in the paint.
Kyle Kuzma said: “We need to do a better job organizing work. “I feel guilty about it,” he said. “I was a little too passive, I stayed there. I should have been more of an appetizer and left. Moreover. We didn’t play this last game … For us it’s a kind of replay. [timeouts] And break the games “.
Los Angeles did not sew positions until Nicolas Batumi’s triple – 16 of the night – set them twice and played 31.2 seconds. The Wizards ‘response was Kristap Porzingis’ strange flying basket, which he missed badly.
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After Porzingis was traded, he led Washington by 19 points in the second game. Kuzma scored 17 and Kentavius Caldwell-Pop 16.
Clippers Reggie Jackson led all the scorers with 31 points, including 11, in the fourth quarter, with the Wizards blocking enough.
“We competed, I think it will make everyone happy,” said Kuzma. We can still fight for 45 minutes and lose a game.
Here’s what else you need to know from Wednesday’s game:
The Hachimura hot series continues
Hachimura scored 18 old school points from midfield and from the edge. After returning to the Wizards in January after the lights went out behind the arch, the striker only had a Wednesday, but he was effective and aggressive in the ring.
Porzingis will cost Portland
Porzingis will not play the second night of his rematch with Portland on Saturday night as he continues to work full time due to his right knee injury. Unseld expects Porzing to be able to play without restrictions, which means Big Man will be available later this month at the end of last season of Wizards. They will play for the New York Knicks on March 18th and host the Los Angeles Lakers on March 19th.
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Shakeli has signed a bilateral contract
The team announced Wednesday that Washington has sacked defender Joel Ayai and signed a double contract with defender Jordan Shakel. Shakel, 23, was part of a wave of players who appeared in several games during the team’s coronavirus outbreak in December and played insufficient minutes on a 10-day contract.
He has averaged 14.4 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game this season against Wizards’ G League member Capital City Go-Go. His 100-point shooting is eighth overall and second in the G League rookie squad this year.
Source: Washington Post
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