You see "four minutes of Wizards turnovers" on social media and assume it's a lowlights edit but no, no, it's four contiguous minutes of game time during which almost every single Wizards possession ends in a turnover. In those four minutes the Wizards made one shot attempt. Which was blocked at the rim and recovered by the other team.
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in reply to @bruno's post:
I have a tab open with a play-by-play of the Spurs game rn and they went like five minutes without scoring but I'll say this, they at least took plenty of shots in that time.
...We're probably not in a great place when the only cope we have is "At least we're not the Wizards!".
