Rui Hachimura steps to the forefront, but it’s not enough as the Wizards fall to the Hornets - News Summed Up

Rui Hachimura steps to the forefront, but it’s not enough as the Wizards fall to the Hornets


On another night without Bradley Beal, who was out for the second straight game with a right hip contusion, Hachimura stepped up alongside Russell Westbrook, leading the Wizards with 30 points. Not even counting center Thomas Bryant, who is out for the season with a torn ACL, the Wizards (17-29) were down five players, so Hachimura stepped into a starring role. ADADBut Hachimura, Westbrook and three other double-digit scorers weren’t enough to keep Charlotte at bay after a superb start by Gordon Hayward, who had 26 points. Terry Rozier scored 27 as the Hornets shot 46.7 percent overall and 41.2 percent from three-point range, picking on the Wizards’ perimeter defense all night. ADADRecently acquired center Daniel Gafford was out, too, with a right high ankle sprain after a fall in Monday’s game.


Source: Washington Post March 31, 2021 01:48 UTC



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