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On arrival at Philadelphia the team Washington Wizards dined at restaurant Japanese, where they ate beef steaks as an activity to break the monotony.

PHILADELPHIA —Upon their arrival on Thursday the Washington Wizards held a team dinner at a Japanese steakhouse. The team-building exercise was intended to break up the monotony and division that naturally comes with being on a losing team.

“When you do things like that, go out to eat, do different things together, it builds a bond, and a relationship to make you want to play with each other on the court, and play hard for each other,” Rashard Lewis said a day later.

Whatever happened over the course of eating prime cuts of beef was lost the moment the Wizards set foot on the floor Friday night against the Philadelphia 76ers, as they suffered perhaps their most embarrassing defeat of the season, 120-89, at Wells Fargo Center.

The Wizards were walloped by the Atlantic Division-leading 76ers, trailed by 34 points in the third quarter, and only looked like a competent team when Coach Flip Saunders benched all his starters for the entire fourth quarter.

“They do what they supposed to do, and that’s why they made the playoffs, and that’s why they leading their division, and that’s why we’re not leading our division and not winning games and not playing like other teams that winning games,” said John Wall, who continued his lackluster play this season, scoring just seven points with five assists and five… continue reading

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