The Washington Wizards need Bradley Beal to be at his best to make the playoffs, and they would be smart to focus on him in the next month.
Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal's career is starting to resemble Derrick Rose's, and that should be concerning for the franchise.
Otto Porter lost the battle for a rebound, but he stayed aggressive around the basket and came through with a rude, resounding rejection of Kevin Love.
The Washington Wizards look like a much better team after the All-Star break, and John Wall is the main reason for their improvement.
Garrett Temple had an clean look from beyond the arc ... until what seemed to be an invisible defender stifled him.
John Wall made a couple highlight-reel behind-the back-moves on Thursday night, but the first was clearly the best for the Washington Wizards' All-Star.
A lot going on here….But Drew Gooden with the and 1! #UTAatWAS (Wizards) pic.twitter.com/kzSPaJnKI6
— NBA TV (@NBATV) February 19, 2016
This has to go down as one of the strangest plays in the NBA this season. Washington's Drew Gooden throws a bad pass which bounces right back to him, and then manages to turn a feeble shot attempt into an and-one opportunity thanks to boneheaded defense from Derrick Favors. Sadly, Gooden missed the subsequent free-throw attempt.
It would be nice to say that Markieff Morris' season has been filled with ups and downs, but really it has been all downs.