NBA · WSH · 4-6
8th in Eastern Conference Division
Deandre Ayton
C · #8 · 7' 0"
Reece Beekman
G · #26 · 6' 3"
Bub Carrington
G · #7 · 6' 4"
Justin Champagnie
F · #9 · 6' 6"
Bilal Coulibaly
G · #0 · 6' 7"
Anthony Davis
F · #23 · 6' 10"
AJ Dybantsa
F · #4 · 6' 9"
Kyshawn George
F · #18 · 6' 8"
Anthony Gill
F · #16 · 6' 7"
Tre Johnson
G · #12 · 6' 5"
Tre Mann
G · #1 · 6' 4"
Khris Middleton
F · #22 · 6' 7"
Felix Okpara
F · #34 · 6' 11"
Will Riley
G · #27 · 6' 9"
Alex Sarr
C · #20 · 7' 0"
Tristan Vukcevic
F · #00 · 7' 0"
Jamir Watkins
G · #5 · 6' 6"
Trae Young
G · #3 · 6' 2"
The Wizards announced Monday that Beekman sustained a right acromioclavicular joint injury and will be re-evaluated in approximately three weeks.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Thunder rout the poor-shooting Wizards 114-75
— Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 30 points in three quarters and the Oklahoma City Thunder routed poor-shooting Washington 114-75 on Saturday night, holding the Wizards to the lowest total in the NBA this season.
Washington Wizards vs. Oklahoma City Thunder: Game Highlights
Washington Wizards vs. Oklahoma City Thunder: Game Highlights
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Champagnie (foot) is expected to miss several months, per Josh Robbins of The Athletic.
Oklahoma City takes home win streak into matchup with Washington
Washington Wizards (4-5, eighth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (7-2, third in the Western Conference)
