SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Maybe it's a testament to the historic turnaround the Washington Wizards have shown this season that they aren't focusing on the result but rather the standard to which they play.
And despite three consecutive victories, two of them to start a five-game Western Conference road trip, and a third-place standing in the Eastern Conference, the Wizards aren't entirely satisfied with their recent contests.
"I'm happy that we're 2-0," Wizards coach Scott Brooks told the Washington Post after a 123-113 win at Denver on Wednesday. "But I do see definitely room for growth.