Bullets ForeverOutlet infoNBAUpdated Oct 29, 9:14 AM ET
For the first time this season, the Washington Wizards are below .500. At halftime, it looked like the Wizards were ready to cruise home with their third win in five games. They scored 42 points in a first quarter scoring binge, and 69 at the midway point — including posting a 50-12 advantage in the paint, and a 10-point lead. They managed just 42 points the rest of the way, and lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers, 121-111. Back from a preseason ankle injury, Wizards rookie AJ Dybantsa made his c...