Bradley Beal’s four-point play with 6.1 seconds remaining powered the Washington Wizards to a 110-107 win over the Golden State Warriors in San Francisco.
Beal, the NBA’s leading scorer, finished with 20 points — more than 11 fewer than his season average — and did not make a 3-pointer until his game-tying shot from the corner.
Thanks to a foul on Andrew Wiggins as Beal released the shot, he sank the ensuing free throw that proved to be the difference. He added two more foul shots after Golden State’s Damion Lee, who scored 10 points, passed on an open shot and committed a turnover.
Beal scored 10 points in the fourth quarter, and backcourt mate Russell Westbrook — who re…
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