Washington, who has lost eight consecutive games, travels to Denver.
Today at 9:00 p.m. ET, the Washington Wizards take on the Denver Nuggets. The game is available to watch on Monumental Sports Network.
Washington, who has dropped their last eight games, travels to Denver. Deni Avdija and Corey Kispert have been playing fantastically so far in February, averaging career-highs. Although Jordan Poole and Bilal Coulibaly have had several open looks from deep, they have had trouble shooting the ball. Before the All-Star break, Washington faced Boston and Dallas on the road and has been playing stronger basketball lately.
In addition, it will be the Wizards’ first game following guard Delon Wright’s buyout, so see who Brian Keefe, the interim head coach, decides to start.
The narrative of Erik Spoelstra, who began his career in a Miami Heat video room without a window and worked his way up to head coach, is probably familiar to you. In all four of the main American sports, he was the first Asian American coach. He made two finals appearances without any superstars and shared back-to-back rings with Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade, and LeBron James. He is regarded as one of the top 15 coaches in NBA history, making him an exceptional figure. But hold on, let’s revisit the “back-to-back rings with superstars” statement, as it wasn’t always a plus for him. Though I’m sure he enjoyed it, being a celebrity coach can be challenging. Either you’re fortunate or incompetent.
As reported by Ava Wallace of the Washington Post, Jordan Poole is coming off the bench.
PG: Jones Tyus
SG: Either Bilal Coulibaly or Corey Kispert
SF: Deni Avdija
PF: Kyle Kuzma
C: Bagley Marvin III