WASHINGTON — Capital One Arena is a tough place to play, at least for the Pistons.
Detroit's offensive struggles continued into Tuesday's matchup in the nation's capital in a 119-98 loss to the Washington Wizards. It marked the Pistons' third consecutive loss and their 15th straight loss on the Wizards' home court dating back to Jan. 1, 2014.
The theme early on in this season has centered around the Pistons' scoring droughts and lack of bench production. Detroit (1-3) received 25 points from its bench and the team finished 36-for-88 from the field (8-for-28 from 3-point range).
