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GAME PREVIEW02MORE FROM THE DESK · OCT 29, 2026
Charlotte already punished Washington on the glass. The Cup rematch asks whether AJ Dybantsa’s arrival can help an offense that still needs complete defensive possessions.
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01Davis had 25 and 13, Young supplied 21 and nine assists, and a 28–13 third quarter swung the NBA Cup rematch. The win gives Washington a response to build on—and possession habits to keep improving.
02Charlotte already punished Washington on the glass. The Cup rematch asks whether AJ Dybantsa’s arrival can help an offense that still needs complete defensive possessions.
03His first three games produced 28 rebounds. After foot surgery, Washington has to replace the work around its stars.
04Washington scored 50 paint points before halftime and regained the lead late. Cleveland’s closing response exposed the habits the Wizards still need to sustain.
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