Though the Wizards have a chance to preserve the unbeaten start to the four game preseason schedule in a matchup featuring a pair of 2-0 teams, Washington will also enter the matchup with the bulk of the rotation available after Alex Sarr made his preseason debut vs. Detroit. After showcasing why the added size and length to the roster can make an immediate impact on defense in game one, followed by chemistry on offense through the opening quarter in game two, the Wizards have a chance to showcase something different on Monday night: improved efficiency.
