Wizards' Brogdon makes season debut vs. Pistons

Brogdon's return a boost for Wizards

The Washington Wizards got a boost on Wednesday night with the return of guard Malcolm Brogdon, who made his season debut in a 121-101 victory over the visiting Detroit Pistons.

Brogdon, who missed the first 25 games of the season with a plantar fascia injury, finished with 11 points, five rebounds, and five assists in 22 minutes off the bench.

Wizards improve to 12-14

With Brogdon in the lineup, the Wizards improved to 12-14 on the season. They are now in ninth place in the Eastern Conference, just 2.5 games out of a playoff spot.

The Pistons, meanwhile, dropped to 5-20 on the season. They are now in last place in the Eastern Conference.

Brogdon provides a spark

Brogdon provided a spark for the Wizards on both ends of the court. He hit a three-pointer on his first possession of the game, and he also had a steal and a block.

On the offensive end, Brogdon helped to create scoring opportunities for his teammates. He had four assists in the first half, and he also drew several fouls.

On the defensive end, Brogdon was active and disruptive. He had two steals and a block, and he also forced several turnovers.

Wizards hope Brogdon can stay healthy

The Wizards are hoping that Brogdon can stay healthy and continue to contribute to the team. He is a talented player who can make a difference on both ends of the court.

If Brogdon can stay healthy, the Wizards could be a playoff contender this season. They have a talented roster, and they are now getting healthy.