Another game where the Washington Wizards couldn't close out what should have been a win. After leading by 10 at the half, the Wizards lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers by 10, getting outscored 20 -10 in the second half.

Having both Justin Champagnie and Tre Johnson injured clearly hurt the Wizards. If just one of them were healthy, this game probably would have turned into a win. Still, let's talk about the studs and duds who did play.

Stud: AJ Dybantsa

AJ DYBANTSA IN HIS NBA DEBUT:

19 POINTS

2 ASSISTS

2 REBOUNDS

8/12 FG

26 MINUTES

WHAT A DEBUT FROM AJ DYBANTSA 🔥 pic.twitter.com/RotL821hVL

— WizardsMuse (@WizardsMuse1) October 29, 2026

AJ Dybantsa finally made his NBA debut, and he didn't disappoint. He dominated in the mid-range just like he did in college, and his three-point shot looked very viable. He clearly made this offense look even better.

What was impressive, though, was his off-ball play, as he fit alongside Trae Young perfectly. The defense was also very solid.…