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Kinda hard for the crowd to get in it when the players are playing so uninspired.

Otto with the hustle plays. Wish some of our starters could play with that fire.

Marcin, you can't be putting up "300" quotes on your Facebook page and play like that. Where is the urgency?

Jesus....we can't buy a rebound

Wall's rookie year where they lost the first 25 road games is a distant memory.

Psshhh.....John Wall was already a leader. It's everybody's else fault for not noticing.

January, February, Izzo, Wittman

And with that, the Wizards in the Wall/Beal era have already tied the number of playoff victories from the Agent Zero/Tuff Juice/Jamison era.

"Can Washington get on the level of Chicago?" ESPN announcer Um....they do realize that we beat them in the playoffs, right? Great win....Living in NY, I don't get to see the Wizards play often, so this was a treat.

As a UVA grad, it's killing me to see Joe Harris in that hideous Cleveland uniform. What? You don't think that Kyrie Irving is the best point guard since Isiah Thomas?

I understood it when ESPN came into Cleveland a few weeks ago for their home opener, aka one of "the biggest sporting events...ever," but last night was just a regular season game, not the NBA Finals. It's funny that with all the hype for the Cavs, ESPN seemed to ignore the Spurs, who actually won the championship.

I saw that Sportscenter was in Cleveland for the Spurs/Cavs game. Do they do this for every game on Wednesday night or was this another excuse to suckle at the teat of Lebron?

I'm so sick of the announcers calling out the fans for being quiet as if it's their fault the Wizards are down. It's like they can't wait for Miami/Indiana in the ECF.

When Hill was hitting those threes, I was having flashbacks of Game 5 of the 2005 Bulls series. Thank god it didn't matter in the end. This is the first win in the second round since 1982 which officially makes this the greatest Wizards/Bullets team in my lifetime.

Hello 7th seed. I know there's been a lot of talk about the Pacer struggles and how maybe this may be a favorable matchup in the first round. I'm going to respectfully disagree. The Wizards are the "get-right" team. How many times we've played a team that was on a losing streak or lost 7 of 9 games only to have them beat the Wizards like they stole something? I can easily see the Pacers sweeping the Wizards and watch the pundits talk about how Indiana was able to right the ship. Another likely scenario given the Wizards misfortunes: Miami falls to the #2 spot.