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Wizards' Effort Falls Short Against Hawks in Capital One Arena Showdown

The Washington Wizards, with a record of 9-43, faced off against the Atlanta Hawks, who came into the game with a 25-28 record. In a closely contested match at the Capital One Arena, the Hawks emerged victorious with a final score of 125-111. Despite their best efforts, the Wizards could not overcome the offensive onslaught led by their opponents.


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Wizards' Key Performances


Bub Carrington stood out for the Washington Wizards with an impressive performance, scoring 23 points and dishing out seven assists. His shooting was particularly efficient, hitting 69 percent from the field and an astonishing 71 percent from beyond the arc. Carrington's effort was complemented by Jordan Poole's contribution of 21 points and six assists. Poole's shooting from inside was noteworthy as he made 78 percent of his two-point attempts.


Richaun Holmes also had a notable game for the Wizards, contributing ten points and grabbing eight rebounds while blocking one shot. His presence in both ends of the court helped keep Washington competitive throughout various phases of the game.


Hawks Take Flight


The Atlanta Hawks showcased their depth and offensive firepower in this encounter. Their balanced attack was evident as they had seven players blocking shots and six players stealing at least once during the game. The team's ability to share the ball resulted in them amassing 36 assists over four quarters.


Atlanta's efficiency from both inside and outside contributed significantly to their victory; they shot 48 percent overall from field goals including making eighteen three-pointers at a rate of 41 percent accuracy. This combined effort allowed them to maintain control for most of this high-scoring affair.


Looking ahead, fans can catch more action when The Washington Wizards host San Antonio Spurs at Capital One Arena on February 10th at 7:00 PM EDT. The game will be broadcasted on MNMT and FDSSW networks for those looking to follow along live or tune in via television coverage.


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