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Washington Wizards vs Los Angeles Lakers — 111:142, NBA

NBA
Saturday, January 31, 2026 • Capital One Arena
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
Washington Wizards27213627111
Los Angeles Lakers41363134142

Team Statistics

StatWashington WizardsLos Angeles Lakers
Field Goals44/9952/85
3-Pointers16/4814/33
Free Throws7/1024/32
Rebounds3946
Assists2838
Steals1017
Blocks44
Turnovers1917

Box Score

Top scorers

Washington Wizards

PlayerMINPTSREBASTFG3PTFT
A. SarrS28:1816658-140-30-0
K. GeorgeS27:0415365-122-73-4
C. CarringtonS25:2915365-114-81-1
Bilal CoulibalyS24:107223-110-51-2
Justin ChampagnieS23:429404-71-30-0
J. Watkins34:488623-112-80-0
W. Riley24:5613255-153-70-0
Malaki Branham21:4317106-94-61-2
Anthony Gill17:0491004-50-01-1
Sharife Cooper12:462221-40-10-0
Totals111392844-9916-487-10

Los Angeles Lakers

PlayerMINPTSREBASTFG3PTFT
Luka DoncicS30:3237111313-216-135-7
LeBron JamesS29:3620368-162-32-2
Deandre AytonS28:572813312-140-04-4
Marcus SmartS26:313141-21-20-0
Jake LaRaviaS25:093611-30-21-2
Gabe Vincent18:156022-52-50-0
Rui Hachimura17:4011223-52-33-6
D. Timme17:054131-20-12-2
Jarred Vanderbilt16:148213-51-21-2
Jaxson Hayes13:3410314-50-02-2
Maxmilian Kleber05:294312-20-00-0
D. Knecht05:294101-20-12-2
J. B. James05:294011-30-12-3
Totals142463852-8514-3324-32

Game Recap

The Los Angeles Lakers rolled to a 142-111 win over the Washington Wizards, pulling away early and never letting the game tighten. Los Angeles’ offense was in rhythm throughout, consistently generating high-quality looks and piling up points across all four quarters to build a commanding margin. Washington struggled to keep pace as the Lakers’ scoring bursts repeatedly stretched the lead. Even when the Wizards found pockets of offense, Los Angeles answered quickly, preventing any sustained momentum swing and turning the game into a lopsided affair well before the final minutes. With only the final score provided and no verified box score details included, individual stat leaders and team shooting/rebounding/assist totals cannot be stated accurately here. What is clear is that the Lakers’ 142-point output and 31-point victory reflect an elite offensive night and a game in which Washington could not consistently get stops. Going forward, the Lakers can take confidence from the efficiency implied by a 142-point performance and the ability to maintain control for a full game. For the Wizards, the priority is tightening defensive execution and limiting opponent runs, as allowing 142 points typically indicates breakdowns in transition defense, perimeter containment, and/or rim protection.