With their veterans back in action, the Wizards turn in a dud in Detroit
Briefly

The Washington Wizards faced a tough defeat against the Detroit Pistons, losing 123-103 at Little Caesars Arena. The game saw the return of veterans Khris Middleton and Marcus Smart, who played 44 minutes total, with Smart scoring 16 points. Despite this, the Wizards struggled significantly, shooting only 40.2% and losing the rebounding battle by 14. Cade Cunningham led the Pistons with 27 points, while the Wizards' struggles persisted, keeping them firmly at the bottom of the NBA standings, raising concerns about their future as they eye the draft lottery.
The Wizards' rebounding was an issue again tonight for sure... It's us as a collective unit just not finishing possessions.
Despite welcoming back Khris Middleton and Marcus Smart, the Wizards could not secure victory, continuing to struggle with both rebounding and offensive efficiency.
Cunningham had a game-high 27 points, while the Wizards shot only 40.2 percent, underscoring their struggles with defense and rebounding throughout the game.
The Wizards' second loss in back-to-back games keeps them at the bottom of the NBA standings at 13-51, increasing their chances in the upcoming draft lottery.
Read at The Washington Post
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