The Wizards scored 75 points Saturday. For an NBA team, that’s a long night. Their 114-75 loss to the Thunder produced the lowest scoring total by any team this season. But coach Brian Keefe wasn’t ready to attribute the result…

Washington Wizards head coach Brian Keefe defended his team's effort following a 114-75 defeat against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The 75-point outing marked the lowest single-game scoring total recorded by any NBA team this season. Keefe stated that the team attempted to stay engaged despite extensive offensive struggles.
Keefe noted that the Wizards aimed to penetrate the paint and kick out against a crowded defense, explaining that missed shots naturally affected the squad's energy. Sam Amico writes that while a missed shot does not signify a lack of competition, Washington must find ways to maintain defensive activity during severe offensive droughts.
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