The visiting Washington Wizards took down the Los Angeles Lakers in a comeback win on Tuesday, 119 - 108. Washington (46 - 28) won its fourth straight game despite entering the fourth quarter with a double - digit deficit. The Wizards came back quickly, thanks in large part to strong play from star point guard John Wall. Wall continued his dominant season with 34 points, 14 assists, and four steals. Largely due to his offense, the Wizards were able to shoot over 51 percent from the field and scored 37 fourth - quarter points. The fourth quarter seemed to be the Wizards' territory on Tuesday, as they outscored LA 37 - 13 for the stunning comeback victory. Thanks to the win, Washington remains seated in third place in the Eastern Conference. Los Angeles (21 - 53) nearly pulled off a major upset but may be better off without it as they eye the upcoming draft lottery. The team simply fell apart late in the game, as their youthful lack of NBA experience began to show against one of the league's top teams. The star of the night for LA was sophomore point guard D'Angelo Russell, who has had even more opportunity to flourish since the Lakers parted ways with sixth man Lou Williams at the trade deadline. Russell had a big night and showed the skill that made him the draft's second pick, scoring 28 points and dishing out a team - high nine assists. The Wizards will stay in LA and play the Clippers on Wednesday, while the Lakers will visit Minnesota on Thursday.
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