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Wizards Fully Healthy, Was It Enough?

Wizards Fully Healthy, Was It Enough?
Wizards Fully Healthy, Was It Enough?
Wizards Fully Healthy, Was It Enough?

WASHINGTON-The Washington Wizards returned home after a six-game road trip where they had a 2-4 record. The two wins were their first wins of December. The Wizards hosted the Philadelphia 76ers for the second time this season and the third game overall.

The first game went to Philly 118-111. Tyrese Maxey scored a Sixers-high 28 points in the victory. Kristaps Porzingis scored a game and season-high at the time of 32 points while grabbing nine rebounds in the process. In the second game, Washington grabbed the win in Philly 121-111. Porzingis lead the way for the Wizards with team-high 30 points and nine rebounds. Bradley Beal scored 29 points with five assists and Kyle Kuzma had 18 points with eight rebounds for Washington. Sixers' young star Tyrese Maxey had a game-high 32 points and four assists. With no Maxey this time for the Sixers, who will get the advantage in the season series? Advantage… Wizards after a 116-111 win.

Just like in the first two games Porzingis led the way for the Wizards. Porzingis scored 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. The Wizards were able to hold off Joel Embiid and his 48-point, 10 rebounds game. The Wizards look to be a different team when fully healthy. Here’s what Wizards Coach Wes Unseld Jr had to say after the game⬇️⬇️⬇️

One of the returning Wizards, Rui Hachimura continues his solid play since his return last week. Hachimura said he did a lot of thinking to do while out with injury about how to help his team. Hachimura had this to say⬇️⬇️⬇️

The Washington Wizards (14-21) will stay in town to take on the Phoenix Suns at 7 pm tonight. 


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Darrell Owens
DARRELL OWENS

Title: Staff Writer, Video Producer and Graphic Designer for SI’s Fan Nation’ “Inside The Wizards” site Location: Midlothian, Virginia Expertise: Play-By-Play Commentator, Video Production, Graphic Designing & Photography My name is Darrell Owens I’m the owner and founder of LegacyMaker Sports Network. I’ve covered Sports in the Virginia, Maryland and DC area for 6 years. Major Teams and College Teams that I have covered. Washington Wizards, Washington Commanders, Baltimore Orioles, Virginia Cavaliers (Basketball & Football), Washington Mystics, VCU Rams (Basketball), Richmond Spiders (Basketball & Football), Washington Nationals  & Baltimore Ravens.  PA announcer Amelia County High in Amelia, VA for 23 years. Started in my sophomore year in high school. As well as, PA announcer for Blessed Sacrament, Huguenot high school in Powhatan, Virginia for 6 years. The last 5 years doing Play-By-Play Commentator at Richmond & VCU  Women’s Baskeball.  

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