You can say this about Wednesday night’s contest between Washington and Chicago: Of all the games the Wizards have played this season, it was technically one of them.
Not even Bradley Beal’s wonderful game-tying shot with just over two seconds to play could save the Wizards from themselves in this one, as they fell 126-120 to the Bulls in overtime. Beal led the Wizards with 27 points and a near triple-double on top of his equalizer, but also committed five turnovers and looked listless for most of the game. Jabari Parker added a season-high 28 points and looked great early on, but made some brutal errors down the stretch that sealed the game in Chicago’s favor.