The Wizards (5 - 2) rebounds from a loss to Toronto on Friday, knocking off the Pacers (1 - 6) for the second time in four nights. Washington, which won in Indianapolis on Wednesday night, jumped out to a big first quarter lead en route to the 97 - 90 victory. The Wizards led 32 - 14 after one and held a 19 - point lead at the half. The Pacers would come storming back, however, trimming the lead to single digits by the end of the third. Washington led by just five with 21 seconds to play, but Paul Pierce was able to knock down four straight free throws to salt the game away. John Wall led the way for Washington, scoring a team - high 18 points to go with four assists and four steals. Nene added 17 points, while Kevin Seraphin chipped in 13 off the bench. It was a rough night for Pierce, who connected on only 2 - of - 13 field goals (8 - 10 FT). As a team, Washington went 2 - of - 11 from beyond the arc, compared to Indiana’s 8 - of - 24. The Pacers, losers of six straight since topping Philadelphia on opening night, got 28 points from second - year swingman Solomon Hill. The Arizona product made 10 - of - 19 field goals and added six rebounds in 43 minutes. Donald Sloan, who scored 31 points in Wednesday’s meeting, was limited to 13 points and four rebounds. Chris Copeland struggled to find his shooting stroke, converting only 1 - of - 10 attempts from three - point range. Looking ahead, the Wizards are off until Wednesday, when they host the Pistons. Indiana faces the Jazz at home Monday before traveling to Miami to take on the Heat on Wednesday.
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