Bradley Beal scored 21 of his 27 points following halftime to help the Wizards outlast a feisty Kings team. Washington beat Sacramento 121-115 to open a crucial home stand in their chase for the playoffs. Jabari Parker and Bobby Portis pitched in as well, scoring 18 and 17 points respectively. Bobby also grabbed 13 rebounds while Beal nearly missed a triple double with nine rebounds and nine assists. The Kings were led by De'Aaron Fox and his 23 points, like Washington they'r

Wizards 27-39 vs Kings 33-32 When: Monday, March 11th, at 7 p.m. Where: Capital One Arena in Washington D.C. TV: NBCSWA, NBCSCA / Radio: 1500 AM Injury Wizards: Dwight Howard (Day to Day/ Back), John Wall (Out for the season/ Haglund’s deformity and chronic Achilles tendon injury) Kings: Marvin Bagley ( Doubtful/ Left Knee Sprain) Wizards - 114.5 - points per game 117.2 - points against 47.0 - Field goal % Kings - 113.6 - points per game 114.7 - points against 46.2 - field go

Wizards point guard John Wall post up Kings rookie point guard De'Aaron Fox Washington D.C. – John Wall post 23 points and 9 assist and Marcin Gortat added 18 points and 7 rebounds as the Washington Wizards (8-5) won their third straight defeating the Sacramento Kings (3-10) 110-92. Kings guard George Hill got things started with a three capitalizing off the sluggish Wizards defense. Wall answered with back to back three pointers looking to spark Washington. The Kings went in

By Cardell Dudley Throughout his eight year career, Rudy Gay although inconsistent has shown flashes of his immense potential to be an all star caliber player. However so far this season, his ninth in the league, Gay has for the first time consistently put it all together, and boy is it a sight to see. Gay is averaging a career high 21.2 points, 6.3 rebounds and 4.6 assist a game and has Sacramento with a fighting chance to make the playoffs for the first time since the glory

By Cardell Dudley On paper, the Sacramento Kings roster has top notch talent. You have franchise big man DeMarcus Cousins, steady point guard Darren Collison, explosive guard Ben McLemore and rookie sharpshooter Nik Stauskas. The Kings have pieces. The key to the Kings returning to playoff basketball I believe is all on the play of Rudy Gay. There are very few players in the league who can match his combination of size, athleticism, versatility and skill. When Gay is consiste