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**afireinside** · 11-28-2007, 01:45 PM

Washington Wizards

(7-7)

vs.

San Antonio Spurs

(12-3)

AT&T Center

8:30PM EST on CSN-HD

Season Series: 0 - 0

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Originally Posted by WashingtonWizards.com

Tonight the Washington Wizards (7-7) will look to take down their second straight Texas foe, as they take on the defending NBA Champs, the San Antonio Spurs, at 8:30pm. On Monday night the Wizards picked up a win over last years regular season champions, as they beat the Dallas Mavericks, 110-98, in one of their best performances of the season. Leading the way for the Wizards was Caron Butler who poured in 35 points while connecting on a career-high five three-pointers. Also contributing solid games for the Wizards were Antawn Jamison who scored 27 points and Antonio Daniels who added 16.

MEDICAL REPORT

OUT
Gilbert Arenas (G, Wizards)
Oleksiy Pecherov (F/C Wizards)
Etan Thomas (C, Wizards)

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Big Mike · 11-28-2007, 08:38 PM

Tony Parker is raping the defense, Jamison killing the team on both ends of the floor and Butler is not agressive enough on offense.

f22egl · 11-28-2007, 11:58 PM

Gilbert was really missed tonight. While the Wizards are 4-3 Gilbert Arenas, they are also 1-3 in their last 4 games.

Jamison did not have his best game but he also was not getting calls to go the line either. The biggest problem for the Wizards was their defense. Even when they moderately got help after the Spurs penetrated, the Spurs usually found an open man or the Wizards gave up easy points. The referees also favored the Spurs by allowing for a more physical brand of play.

Anyways, the Wizards did well without their best player against a team which has not lost at home. I think Nick Young got some valuable experience on this road trip. Haywood showed some good low post moves against Duncan.

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