John Wall disagrees with coaching decision in Wizards’ fourth-quarter collapse against Hornets
- 8 years ago
The Washington Wizards started the fourth quarter of their 101-87 loss to the Charlotte Hornets Wednesday night with a seven-point lead that ballooned to nine, their biggest of the night, 2 minutes 17 seconds into the period.
The lead came thanks to a 17-2 run.
They also began the quarter with John Wall and Bradley Beal, their two leading scorers, on the bench, and Wall believes that was a decision that doomed Washington in what became a historically dreadful six-point quarter.
"I feel like we can't have me and Brad sitting," said Wall, who finished with 14 points on 6 for 18 shooting, with six assists, five rebounds and four turnovers.
"That's just my opinion.
Coach makes the decision he feels is best for us.
I just feel like one of us has to be in in that situation because when you're on the road, this is the time when you can step on them.'
The lead came thanks to a 17-2 run.
They also began the quarter with John Wall and Bradley Beal, their two leading scorers, on the bench, and Wall believes that was a decision that doomed Washington in what became a historically dreadful six-point quarter.
"I feel like we can't have me and Brad sitting," said Wall, who finished with 14 points on 6 for 18 shooting, with six assists, five rebounds and four turnovers.
"That's just my opinion.
Coach makes the decision he feels is best for us.
I just feel like one of us has to be in in that situation because when you're on the road, this is the time when you can step on them.'