The Washington Wizards came out victorious in a matchup against the Detroit Pistons, with a final score of 118-104. The game took place at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI, and had an attendance of 16,922 fans.

The Wizards started strong, taking a six-point lead in the first quarter with a score of 36-33. They continued to maintain their advantage throughout the game, outscoring the Pistons by five points in the second quarter, two points in the third quarter, and seven points in the final quarter. Their impressive performance on the court allowed them to secure the win.

The game's statistics reveal the Wizards' dominance in various aspects of the game. They had a higher field goal percentage of 45%, compared to the Pistons' 43.5%. The Wizards also had a stronger three-point shooting game, making 11 out of 34 attempts, while the Pistons made 9 out of 32 attempts. Additionally, the Wizards outperformed the Pistons in free throw shooting percentage, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks.

Leading the charge for the Wizards was Kyle Kuzma, who scored a game-high 30 points and contributed with 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Deni Avdija and Daniel Gafford also had solid performances, scoring 10 and 15 points respectively. Tyus Jones showcased his playmaking skills with 9 assists, while Jordan Poole displayed his shooting prowess with 17 points.

On the other side, Bojan Bogdanovic led the Pistons with an impressive 30-point performance, along with 3 assists and 3 rebounds. Cade Cunningham, the highly touted rookie, contributed with 20 points, 4 rebounds, and 12 assists, despite committing 7 turnovers. Isaiah Stewart provided support with a double-double of 11 points and 7 rebounds.

The social media posts after the game were filled with mixed reactions. Some fans celebrated the Wizards' victory and the Pistons' struggling season, describing them as two struggling teams squaring off. Others praised the standout performances of players like Kuzma and Poole. There were also discussions about the coaching decisions made by Monty Williams and the playing time of Jaden Ivey. Overall, the posts highlighted the ups and downs of both teams and sparked debates among fans.

The next game for the Detroit Pistons will be against the Oklahoma City Thunder on January 28, 2024, while the Washington Wizards will face the San Antonio Spurs on January 29, 2024.