Although the Wizards almost matched their Game 1 scoring output on Sunday afternoon against the D-League Select team, the game itself was zounds less entertaining. Even accounting for the now-depleted sheen of basketball’s return, Washington’s Game 2 loss was objectively painful fare. The Wizards, at one point, went more than an entire NBA quarter’s worth of action without a field goal, and generally couldn’t score unless it was on free throws or a putback of one of their many, many misses.
The Wizards shot 25 percent, going 18-for-72 from the field overall, 1-for-17 on 3-pointers, and 37-for-44 from the free throw line.