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The Wizards picked up their first win of the preseason on Monday night as they beat the Hornets 116-107 at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte. It was an up-and-down game of runs for all four quarters.

Thanks to hot shooting in the early going from Kristaps Porzingis and Kyle Kuzma, the Wizards jumped out to a nice lead. Porzingis and Kuzma combined to start the game 5-of-5 from deep in the first quarter, but Hornets guard Terry Rozier kept Charlotte within reach with 13 points of his own in the opening frame.

As the first quarter wound to a close, the Wizards dialed up a 12-0 scoring run, getting their lead up to 16 with roughly one minute before the first-quarter buzzer.

Things were going well for the Wizards heading into the second quarter. Porzingis was on fire, getting to the rim at will and earning multiple trips to the free-throw line. Late in the second quarter, however, Porzingis attacked the rim and stepped on a defender's foot. He converted the and-one but rolled his ankle and checked out at the next whistle, heading to the locker room right before halftime.

Porzingis was ruled out for the rest of the game with a left ankle sprain. After the game, Wizards head coach Wes Unseld Jr. gave an optimistic update on Porzingis' ankle.

"I don't think it's bad," said Unseld. "He was planning on trying to give it a go in the second half, but we decided to shut him down. I think it was just a quick ankle twist, nothing severe. Obviously, we'll have to treat it and keep an eye on it, but he was willing and ready to go back in for the second half."

Porzingis scored an impressive 20 points on 5-of-10 shooting from the field, 3-of-4 from deep, and 7-of-7 from the free throw line to go along with three rebounds in just 16 minutes of action.

In the third quarter, the Hornets outscored the Wizards by 11 points despite Kuzma coming out of the locker room on fire. He finished the game with 15 points on 5-of-10 shooting from the field to go along with five rebounds, three assists, and one block.

The Wizards bounced back strongly in the fourth quarter thanks to some aggressive play from Rui Hachimura and pesky defense from Jordan Goodwin. Hachimura tallied 15 points tonight on an efficient 6-of-12 shooting from the field.

"I think he's been pretty aggressive all preseason, not just in the games, but in practice," said Unseld on Hachimura. "There's just a different feel to him. I think he's starting to figure it out. He's a lot more comfortable."

Daniel Gafford was another top performer in tonight's game, dominating in the paint all night long. He scored 14 points on 7-of-9 shooting from the field and added seven rebounds and three assists.

All in all, it was an impressive preseason win. The Wizards' offense looked crisp with lots of ball movement and backdoor cutting actions. Kuzma looked sharp as an offensive initiator, Hachimura was aggressive with his shot, and Porzingis was a matchup nightmare prior to his ankle injury.

The Wizards will look to build on this momentum in their next and final preseason matchup on Friday at Madison Square Garden when they take on the Knicks.

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Porzingis dazzles before injury as Wizards beat Hornets for first preseason win

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Team to Host a Pregame Panel on March 16 Ahead of the Game vs. Denver

WASHINGTON, D.C.&nbsp;– Did you know that 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness each year (47.6 million in 2018)? In an effort to increase understanding of mental health issues and how those suffering from mental health challenges can be supported, the Washington Wizards and MedStar Health are partnering to host Mental Health Awareness Night when the team hosts the Denver Nuggets on March 16 at 7:00 p.m.

Prior to the game, MedStar Health, the region's leading healthcare provider, and the Wizards, will host a free pregame panel discussion about mental health and sports. The panel discussion will inspire meaningful conversations, provide resources to help address the mental health crisis, and advocate to end the stigma surrounding mental health. Fans interested in attending the panel can RSVP and purchase game ticket&nbsp;HERE. Those who already have tickets to the game, but would like to attend the panel can RSVP&nbsp;HERE.

The pregame panel will take place in the Devils Backbone Lounge at Capital One Arena from 4:45-5:45 p.m.&nbsp;Eric Kussin, founder of&nbsp;#SameHere Global, will host a conversation with panelists&nbsp;Dr. Derick Anderson, Wizards Team Psychologist,&nbsp;Charise Beckett, VP of People & Culture at Monumental Sports & Entertainment,&nbsp;Natasha Cloud, Washington Mystics guard,&nbsp;Dr. Steven Epstein, Chair, Department of Psychiatry at MedStar Health and&nbsp;Barb Solish, Director of Youth & Young Adult Initiatives at&nbsp;National Alliance on Mental Illness.

During the game, an interview with Wizards player&nbsp;Daniel Gafford&nbsp;about mental health will be featured, and graphics with mental health facts will be displayed. Pictures of Wizards players holding signs with supportive messages about mental health will also be highlighted. Mind Health Information flyers will be available on the concourse.

For more information about the Washington Wizards Mental Health Awareness Night and for resources, visit&nbsp;www.nba.com/wizards/mentalhealth.

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Wizards Partner with Medstar Health for Mental Health Awareness Night

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ワシントン・ウィザーズはウェス・アンセルドJr.氏が球団史上25代目のヘッドコーチに就任したことを発表。

「ウェスはNBAの中でも最も高く評価されていたアシスタントコーチの1人であり、私たちが検討した多くの、そして多様な候補の中でも明らかに突出していた。20年以上のコーチ経験から育まれてきた試合中の戦術面、攻守両方に対する細部への気配り、選手育成への定評、そしてその素晴らしいキャラクターは彼がチームを次のレベルへ押し上げるための最善の選択肢だと疑いの余地はなかった」とトミー・シェパードGMはアンセルドJr.氏のHC決定の理由について述べた。

アンセルドJr.氏はここ6シーズンをデンバーで過ごし、昨シーズンはナゲッツのアソシエト・ヘッドコーチを務めてきた。ナゲッツは2020-21シーズン、ウェスト5位の1試合平均の失点数、そしてNBA11位のディフェンシブレイティング（オフェンシブレイティングでは6位）を誇った。デンバーでの6シーズンでナゲッツは勝ち越し10以上でレギュラーシーズンを終えたのが4回（2018-19シーズンは54勝）、そしてここ3シーズン連続でプレーオフ進出を果たしてきた。

「コート内外で優れた選手たちが揃うチームを率い、このフランチャイズを更に良い方向へ導き続けるための機会をくれたことをトミーとミスター レオンシス(CEO/会長）に感謝したい。NBAのHCになることは目標であり、ずっと追いかけてきたことなのでその夢が一周回ってワシントンで叶えることが出来るのは本当に特別です。DMV（ワシントンDC近郊）を代表し、ファンの皆さんと繋がり、ウィザーズバスケットボールの新たな標準を作っていくのを楽しみにしています」とアンセルドJr.氏も就任へのコメントを述べた。

アンセルドJr.氏はNBA史上最もドラフト指名順位が低くてMVPを受賞したニコラ・ヨキッチの育成、そしてリーグを代表する若手ガードの1人となったジャマール・マレーの成長を手助けした。更にはデンバーでの期間、ドラフト1巡目中巡、2巡目指名の選手たちの多くをチームにとって貴重な戦力へと育てあげてきた。

ナゲッツに加わる前はオーランド・マジックのアシスタントコーチとして2シーズン（2012-14)を過ごし、若いニコラ・ブーチェビッチ、トバイアス・ハリス、ビクター・オラディポと共に過ごした。その前にはゴールデンステート・ウォリアーズで1シーズン（2011-12)を過ごし、若いステフィン・カリーやクレイ・トンプソンとも時間を過ごしている。

アンセルドJr.氏は1997年アドバンス・プロスカウトとしてキャリアをスタートさせたウィザーズに復帰する。同職を2005年まで続け、ミスティックスでもアドバンス・スカウトとして3シーズンを経験したのちに（1998年にはアシスタントコーチを務めた）、2005年ウィザーズのアシスタントコーチへと昇格。ウィザーズのベンチでは6シーズンを過ごし、ゲームプランニングや選手育成に携わり、4年連続プレーオフ進出（2005-08）、3年連続トップ10のオフェンスを誇ったチーム（2004-07)の攻撃面にも大きく貢献した。

アンセルドJr.氏はボルティモアにあるジョン・ホプキンス大学で学生時代はプレーし、高校時代はメリーランド州タウソンのロヨラ高校でバスケットボールをプレー。フランチャイズのレジェンドでもあり、殿堂入りを果たし、NBA歴代の偉大なる50人の1人にも選出されたウェス・アンセルドSr.の息子でもある。

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ウェス アンセルドJr.氏が球団史上25代目のHCに就任

USAバスケットボールのチェアマン、そして代表のマネージング・ディレクターを務めるジェリー・コランジェロ氏がウィザーズのブラッドリー ・ビールがバスケットボール男子アメリカ代表チームに出場する12人の1人であることを発表した。選手選出はUSAバスケットボールの理事達により承認された上で決定した。

ビールは「オリンピックに出場するアメリカ代表に選出されたことは光栄であり、有り難く思います。リーグを代表する素晴らしい選手達と共に世界最高峰の舞台で自分の国を代表して戦える機会は自分を謙虚にさせてくれると同時に突き動かしてくれるものです」とコメント。

ビールは2014-16年もアメリカ代表メンバー候補に選出され、2014年、2015年には代表のショーケースにも参加。2012年にはラスベガスで開催されたバスケットボール男子アメリカ代表のミニキャンプにも参加し、2010年にはU-17世界選手権、2009年にはU-16の優勝チームの一員として金メダルを獲得している。ビールは更に2011年にアメリカ代表のジュニア選抜チームの一員としてナイキ・フープ・サミットにも参加している。

ビールは2020-21年シーズンをNBA2位の1試合平均キャリアハイの31.3得点を記録し、オールNBA3rdチームに選出。ここ10年では6番目に多い1試合平均の得点数でチーム史上2位。更にレギュラーシーズン中はFG成功率 (.485)、FT成功率 (.889)でキャリアハイを記録。ビールは30得点以上の試合がキャリア最多となる34試合（リーグ3位）、40得点以上の試合が8試合（リーグ2位）。開幕からは17試合連続で25得点以上を記録し、ここ50年ではNBA最長の記録だった。現地1月6日フィラデルフィアでの試合ではキャリア最多、そしてチーム史上最多タイの60得点を記録し、5月8日のインディアナでの試合ではキャリア通算5度目の50得点以上を記録した。9年目のビールはキャリア初のオールスタースタメンに選出され、通算3度目のオールスター出場も果たした。

ビールと共に東京でモニュメンタル・バスケットボールを代表することが予定されているのは八村塁（日本代表）、アリエル・アトキンス（米国女子代表）、ティーナ・チャールズ（米国女子代表）、エマ・ミーセマン（ベルギー女子代表）、そしてリエラニ・ミッチェル（オーストラリア女子代表）。

八村は開催国の日本を代表してオリンピック出場となればキャリア初となる。2020-21年シーズン、八村は57試合に出場し、1試合平均13.8得点、5.5リバウンド。プレーオフでは1試合平均14.8得点、7.2リバウンドを記録し、FG成功率は61.7%、スリーポイント成功率が60%だった。八村は2020-21年のワールドチームの一員としてライジングスターズにも2年連続で選出された。

チャールズにとっては3度目のオリンピック出場、そしてアトキンスにとっては初の出場となる。ミーセマンはベルギー代表を初のオリンピック出場に導き、ミッチェルはオーストラリア代表の一員として2度目の出場となる。

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ブラッドリー ビール選手がアメリカ代表に選出

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The Wizards season is on the line with Game 6 tonight in D.C.

Capital One Arena | 7:00 p.m. | NBCSW/ESPNN/NBATV | 1500 AM

Wizards (2-3): G - Wall, G - Beal, F - Oubre Jr., F - Morris, C - Gortat 

Raptors (3-2): G - Lowry, G – DeRozan, F - Anunoby, F - Ibaka, C - Valanciunas

Raptors: Fred VanVleet (Shoulder - Questionable)

The Wizards return home for Game 6 trailing 3-2 in the series and will look to avoid having their season end on their home floor.  The home team has won every game in this series, which was the same script as the previous playoff series Washington played in last year against Boston.  They were trailing the Celtics 3-2 and forced a Game 7 with one of the more dramatic shots in team history when John Wall drilled a game-winning 3-pointer in the final seconds of Game 6.  While the drama of that one would be hard to match in this Game 6, the Wizards would happily take the same result to give themselves a chance to steal a Game 7 on the road on Sunday.

When trailing 3-2 in a series, the Wizards are 6-6 all time in Game 6's played at home and they are 3-11 in any series when they trail 3-2.   In both 2014 and in 2015, John Wall and Bradley Beal's first two playoff appearances, the Wizards lost in Game 6 at home to see their season end.

The Raptors are 1-4 all time when playing a Game 6 on the road with a chance to close out a series.  One of the knocks on this Raps team over the past few years has been their inability to win a big road game, but they'll try and prove the doubters wrong and do just that tonight.

At Thursday's media availability, Wizards head coach Scott Brooks said that Otto Porter Jr. was banged up and dealing with a leg injury.  It was then learned later in the afternoon on Friday that Porter will miss Game 6 and the rest of the series and be out indefinitely.

Porter was questionable for Game 1 of this series with a leg issue, but has yet to miss a game in the postseason.  He hasn't scored more than 12 points in any of the previous five games and has averaged just eight shots per game, a number the team would like to increase as the series moves ahead.   The most likely candidate to take his place in the starting lineup is Kelly Oubre Jr., who started the last game of the season when Porter was out with a leg injury.

The Raptors' Fred VanVleet will once again be questionable for Friday's Game 6, although he has been making progress and returned to practice with the team.  He's still day-to-day, but it seems as if a return is imminent and an update will probably be given either at Toronto's morning shootaround or during pregame media availability.    With VanVleet out, Delon Wright has stepped up and played a big role for the Raps' second unit.  He scored in double figures in all three of Toronto's home games, but averaged just 6.5 points in the two road games.

Home court has played a major role in this series, with both teams yet to lose a game played at home.  The Wizards have now won eight straight home playoff games, as they went 6-0 at home last postseason and are now 2-0 in this year's playoffs.  Over that same stretch, the Wizards are just 1-9 when playing on the road, a pretty drastic contrast.  Earlier this week, Raptors head coach Dwane Casey commented how 'rabid' the fans were in Game 4 in D.C. and how big of an impact they played in helping the Wizards mount a comeback.  While the Wiz will hope to avoid needing another comeback to win this one, they'll certainly take another hostile environment to try and help them force a Game 7 on Sunday in Toronto.

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Season on the line with Game 6 on Friday

The series shifts back to Toronto for a crucial Game 5 tonight at the ACC.

Air Canada Centre | 7:00 p.m. | NBCSW/NBATV | 1500 AM

Wizards (2-2): G - Wall, G - Beal, F - Porter Jr., F - Morris, C - Gortat 

Raptors (2-2): G - Lowry, G – DeRozan, F - Anunoby, F - Ibaka, C - Valanciunas

Both teams have now held serve in the series and they have turned this into a best-of-three to determine a winner.  After the Raps protected home court in the first two games of the series, the Wizards answered by doing the same in Game 3 and Game 4, evening the series at 2-2.

The pressure now shifts back to the Raps as they return home to Toronto, a place in which they went 34-7 during the regular season, which was the best home record in the NBA.  They earned the number one seed in the conference to host games like this in their building and they'll have to take advantage of it, because if they don't they'll have to play an elimination game on Friday in Washington.

The Wizards have had opportunities to win road games over these last two postseasons, but they have struggled to do so and are now 1-8 on the road in the playoffs over the last two years.  In contrast, they have won eight straight home playoff games, a streak they'll look to continue on Friday when they host Game 6 at Capital One Arena.  But no matter what happens on Friday, they'll need to figure out a way to win a road game in this series, and that will likely come down to the play of their stars, John Wall and Bradley Beal.

Wall has been tremendous throughout the series and Beal really picked up his game in D.C., where he averaged 29.5 points over the two wins after being held to just nine points in Game 2 in Toronto.  Beal went 9/16 from 3-point range and went 10/19 from the floor in both Game 3 and Game 4.  The Wizards will need Beal to be an elite scorer again in this one tonight to have a real shot at a road win.  They'll also need Wall to continue to play at the level he's shown over these last couple of games, where he's looked like the best player on the floor.  Wall is first in the NBA in points created this postseason and became just the third player in NBA history to score over 100 points and dish out over 50 assists in the first four games of a playoff series (Magic Johnson, Johnny Moore).

While the first quarters have been an issue for Washington in the series, they have dominated the third quarters, winning the last two by 11 points each.  It was critical in Game 4 as they trailed by 11 going into the half, but then exploded for 40 points in the third quarter to tie the score at 80.  They have a +6.2 margin in the third quarters this series and the 32.5 points they have averaged per third quarter are the most of any quarter against Toronto.  A key to the Raps' Game 1 win was Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan's spark provided early in that third quarter, after the Wizards had a halftime lead, and the third quarter could once again be a big key tonight.

The Raptors have relied on their second unit all season long, but when it comes to the postseason, history has shown that teams get better bench production when they are at home.  It has proven true again in this series as the Raps bench played a big role in their home wins in Game 1 and Game 2, but tampered off in Game 3 and Game 4 on the road.  One of their biggest bench scorers, C.J. Miles, made four 3-pointers in both home games, going 8/15 in those two games, but then went just 1/8 in the two road games from distance and was held to just two points in Sunday's Game 4.  Delon Wright, who has played heavy minutes with Fred VanVleet out, scored in double figures in both home games, but averaged just 6.5 points in the two road games.  The good news for Toronto is that they are now back at home and should once again see production from guys like Miles, Wright, Pascal Siakam, and Jakob Poeltl.  They also could get VanVleet back for Game 5 as he returned to practice on Tuesday and will be questionable for tonight's contest.  If the Wizards can find a way to keep the Raps' second unit in check, it could certainly be the difference between a road win and a road loss.

Game 6 will take place on Friday night in Washington.

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Crucial Game 5 tonight in Toronto

The Wizards look to carry momentum from Friday night and even the series at two games apiece with Game 4 on Sunday night in the District.

Capital One Arena | 6:00 p.m. | NBCSW/TNT | 1500 AM

Wizards (1-2): G - Wall, G - Beal, F - Porter Jr., F - Morris, C - Gortat 

Raptors (2-1): G - Lowry, G – DeRozan, F - Anunoby, F - Ibaka, C - Valanciunas

Momentum can change quickly in a playoff series and with Friday's win over Toronto, suddenly the Wizards find themselves right back in the series.  They still trail 2-1 and have work to do, but if they get a similar effort from their All-Star backcourt, they will be tough to beat at home.

John Wall and Bradley Beal each scored 28 points to lead Washington to a 122-103 win in Game 3, their first win of the series.  Wall had been good in Toronto, but Beal was struggling, especially in Game 2 where he was held to just nine points on 3/11 shooting.  He exploded in the first half of Game 3 for 21 points on 8/11 shooting and 4/5 from 3-point range.  He looked more like the All-Star shooting guard he's shown to be all season with this one and the Wizards will look for more of that as they try and even things up Sunday night.

Despite Toronto once again getting out to an early first quarter lead, the Wizards were able to quickly respond, closing the first on a 12-2 run.  They then scored 39 points in the second quarter to build up an eight point lead at the half, before outscoring Toronto by 11 in the third quarter to put the game out of reach.

After he was forced into the lineup earlier than expected because of foul trouble in Game 2, Ty Lawson took on a more conventional role in Game 3, playing 16 minutes as a reserve guard.  He didn't put up the big numbers again like in Game 2, but he certainly wowed the crowd with his quickness and was able to run the offense with the second unit.  He's played both the point guard role and off the ball as the off guard when he's been on the court with Wall, two spots he's looked comfortable playing through these last two games.  Lawson was just added to the Wizards roster for the postseason and Friday night's Game 3 was his home debut with the team, but he's looked to fit in just fine and could be a key piece as this series moves on.

Friday night's Game 3 featured a few pushing and shoving instances that resulted in technical fouls on both teams.  Those kind of extra curriculars are not uncommon for a playoff series and can sometimes intensify as a series moves on.   As long as it's not costing the teams any kind of game misconducts or suspensions, those kind of events can often light a fire, which may have helped the Wizards get going in Game 3.  We'll have to keep an eye on any kind of fireworks that take place in Sunday's Game 4 and see how it impacts the game.

Game 5 will take place on Wednesday night in Toronto.

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Wizards look to even series with Game 4 in D.C.

The Wizards try and even the series at 1-1 before heading back to D.C.

Air Canada Centre | 7:00 p.m. | NBCSW+/NBATV | 1500 AM

Wizards (0-1): G - Wall, G - Beal, F - Porter Jr., F - Morris, C - Gortat 

Raptors (1-0): G - Lowry, G – DeRozan, F - Anunoby, F - Ibaka, C - Valanciunas

After falling 114-106 in Game 1 on Saturday, the Wizards will look to even up the series at a game apiece when they take on the Raptors in tonight's Game 2.

Saturday's win was the first time in Raptors franchise history they won a Game 1 in the first round of the playoffs.

The Raps got off to a quick start and jumped on Washington early, but the Wiz would fight back and took a four point lead into the half.  The third quarter saw great back-and-forth action, which carried into the fourth quarter, when the Wiz took a 91-88 lead on a Keef Morris layup with 10 minutes left.  But, the Raptors would close the game on 26-15 run and made the big plays in crunch time to capture the first game of the series.

Morris scored a playoff career-high 22 points to go along with his 11 boards and six assists.  John Wall led the team with 23 points and 15 assists, but was just 3/13 inside the paint and missed some layups he normally finishes late in the game.  Serge Ibaka led Toronto with 23 points in 8/11 shooting.

One of the biggest differences in Game 1 was the shooting from the perimeter, as the Raps doubled the Wizards with a franchise playoff best 16 made 3-pointers on 30 attempts.  Seven different Raptors made at least one 3-pointer, led by reserve guard C.J. Miles who made four.  The Wizards defended some of the 3's and those they will live with, but they gave the Raps a few too many open looks and it hurt them.  It wasn't just Miles off the bench either, as their other reserve guard Delon Wright also made three triples to help their bench score 42 points compared to the Wizards' 21.  The only Wizards' reserve to reach double figures was Mike Scott, who finished with 14.

Trailing by four at the half, one of the key runs in Saturday's Game 1 was the first six minutes of the third quarter, when the Raps' All-Star backcourt of Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan scored or assisted on every bucket of the Raps' 15-6 run to open the second half.  It was a key stretch of the game and one where the two of them put the team on their back and gave them a needed boost after an underwhelming first half.  The Wizards' All-Star backcourt may need to carry this team to give them a needed road win tonight as many times teams rely on their stars on the road, while at home the can count on contributions from some more of the role players.  Wall and Beal weren't bad in Game 1, but they can both play at a higher level and the Wiz may need that in order to split this series.

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Season on the line with Game 6 on Friday

Crucial Game 5 tonight in Toronto

Wizards look to even series with Game 4 in D.C.

Wizards look for split in Toronto

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Porzingis dazzles before injury as Wizards beat Hornets for first preseason win

Wizards Partner with Medstar Health for Mental Health Awareness Night

ウェス アンセルドJr.氏が球団史上25代目のHCに就任

ブラッドリー ビール選手がアメリカ代表に選出

Season on the line with Game 6 on Friday

Crucial Game 5 tonight in Toronto

Wizards look to even series with Game 4 in D.C.

Wizards look for split in Toronto

ウェスアンセルドJr.氏が球団史上25代目のHCに就任

ブラッドリービール選手がアメリカ代表に選出