Washington Wizards vs Philadelphia 76ers

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In their recent matchup against the Warriors, the 76ers suffered a defeat with a final score of 127-104. Philadelphia's shooting performance saw them make 41.8% of their field goals (41 out of 98) and 25% of their three-point attempts, going 8 for 32. Their free throw shooting was flawless, hitting all 14 of their attempts. Rebounding wise, they grabbed a total of 40 rebounds, with 11 of them being offensive boards, and also managed to dish out 21 assists while forcing 12 turnovers and securing 7 steals.

Defensively, the 76ers allowed the Warriors to shoot 50% from the field, with Golden State making 47 out of 94 attempts. The Warriors tallied 30 assists and 7 steals, while also dominating the boards with 52 rebounds, 12 of which were offensive. They also blocked 8 shots and shot 77.3% from the free throw line, sinking 17 of 22 attempts. From beyond the arc, Golden State made 16 of 38 shots. In terms of fouls, Philadelphia committed 16, while the Warriors committed 21.

Ricky Council IV played a notable role in the game, shooting 57.1% from the field and scoring 17 points on 4 of 7 shooting. However, he didn't register any assists or rebounds during his 10 minutes of play.

Looking at their overall performance for the season, the 76ers hold a record of 30-20. They average 118.5 points per game, ranking 8th in the league, with a shooting percentage of 47.4% from the field. Their three-point shooting stands at 36.2%, and they shoot 83.3% from the free throw line. Philadelphia pulls down an average of 43.1 rebounds per game and has recorded 1,238 assists so far, placing them 28th in the league in terms of passing. They commit 12 turnovers per game and rack up an average of 20.8 fouls per contest.

On the defensive end, the 76ers are compelling their opponents to commit turnovers at a rate of 14.5 per game, while also drawing 20.1 fouls. They allow their opponents to shoot 34.7% from beyond the arc and rank 14th in the NBA for points allowed per game, with an average of 113.7. Their defense concedes a shooting percentage of 47.1%, with opponents making 2,069 of 4,391 attempts. Additionally, they surrender an average of 44.3 rebounds per game and rank 11th in the league for assists conceded, having allowed 1,316 assists this season.

In their recent game against the Cavaliers, the Wizards suffered a defeat with a final score of 114-106. They managed to secure 35 defensive rebounds and 12 offensive rebounds, totaling 47 rebounds in the game. However, they also committed 15 turnovers while recording 10 steals. The Cavaliers committed 11 personal fouls, resulting in 9 free throw attempts for the Wizards, of which they successfully converted 6, achieving a free throw percentage of 66.7%. From beyond the arc, Washington made 16 out of 40 attempts, equating to a shooting percentage of 40.0%.

At the conclusion of the game, the Wizards shot 42 out of 94 from the field, resulting in a shooting percentage of 44.7%. Conversely, they allowed the Cavaliers to make 43 of their 88 field goal attempts, giving them a shooting percentage of 48.9%. The Wizards also shot 34.3% from three-point range, making 12 of 35 attempts, and finished the game shooting 16 out of 22 from the free throw line, with a percentage of 72.7%. In terms of rebounding, Washington allowed Cleveland to collect a total of 46 rebounds, 7 of which were on the offensive end.

Kyle Kuzma played a significant role for the Wizards in the game, contributing 28 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 assists while shooting 45.8% from the field.

Washington currently holds a 9-41 win-loss record this season. Offensively, they rank 15th in the league with a field goal percentage of 47.5%, averaging 114.5 points per game and securing 40.6 rebounds per game. They also assist on 27.9 field goals per game, ranking 9th in the league, but commit 13.7 turnovers and 19.9 fouls per game. Their free throw shooting stands at 76.7%.

Defensively, the Wizards struggle, allowing opponents to shoot 37.4% from the three-point line and 49.6% from the field, ranking 30th in both categories. They give up an average of 123.8 points per game, force 14.6 turnovers, and allow 29.8 assists and 49.4 rebounds per game.