Washington had a chance to break that drought Wednesday night. Things looked good early in the fourth quarter, but the Los Angeles Lakers erased a 10-point deficit and forced overtime.
Overtime would end Wednesday night after an ugly three-point attempt from John Wall. The Wizards fell to 3-1, taking a 102-99 loss out west.
Bradley Beal led Washington with 28 points and six rebounds. For the Lakers, Brandon Ingram tallied 19 points, 10 rebounds and three assists.
Beal may have had the highlight of the game for the Wizards in the second quarter, when he slammed home a fast break feed from Otto Porter Jr.