NBA Summer League recap: Wizards offense MIA in 74-58 loss to 76ers
Briefly

The Washington Wizards lost to the Philadelphia 76ers with a score of 74-58 in their Summer League game. Despite a promising start, they could not maintain their offensive momentum, finishing with a disappointing 58 points. AJ Johnson was the standout scorer for the Wizards, managing 20 points amid a low shooting percentage. Jamir Watkins impressed defensively, recording eight steals and demonstrating potential. The Wizards’ next game is against the Utah Jazz, where they will look to improve following this defeat.
The Wizards started strong with a 9-0 lead, primarily relying on early three-point shots, but fell apart offensively, finishing poorly with just 58 points.
AJ Johnson finished as Washington’s top scorer, despite struggling from beyond the arc, contributing significantly with a game-high 20 points in a tough outing.
Jamir Watkins showcased defensive prowess with eight steals, tying a Summer League record while also contributing offensively with 10 points and solid defensive plays.
The game ended with both teams shooting poorly, combining for just over 33% from the field, highlighting an overall lack of offensive execution.
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