The Washington Wizards entered tonight's game against the Nets with a 5-22 record on the road. Yes, five road wins and we're a week into March. What could possibly go wrong. Cut to, dot-dot-dot... Nothing. Nothing could go wrong. Not with the way Deron Williams was shooting the ball, on this record-setting night. Williams made his first seven 3-point attempts in the first quarter, and dropped nine total threes in the first half, scoring 33 points. From there, he went on to make two more, scoring 42 points and leading the Nets to a 95-78 victory over the Wizards. Oh, and Reggie Evans. I mean, he was fantastic, with 24 rebounds and 11 points.
Deron Williams with a record-setting night, hitting 11 threes
Published: Mar 09 2013 02:38:24 PM EST
Updated On: Mar 09 2013 02:38:25 PM EST
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