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Wizards Vs. Cavaliers: Washington Plays Season's Final Road Game Against Kyrie Irving-less Cleveland

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Apr 23, 2012; Washington, DC, USA; Washington Wizards point guard John Wall (2) attempts a layup against the Charlotte Bobcats during the first half at the Verizon Center. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-US PRESSWIRE

After a blowout win over the Bobcats, can John Wall lead the Wizards to their fifth straight victory against the Cavaliers on Wednesday?

The Washington Wizards have a four game winning streak heading into their final road game of the year, and a good chance to extend it to five against a team that will be without their best player. They'll face the Cavaliers on Wednesday night in Cleveland, the game starts at 7 and can be found on TCN.

Unfortunately for those of you hoping to see a matchup of the last two first overall picks in the NBA Draft, that won't be happening on Wednesday. Kyrie Irving will reportedly miss this game because he is sick, which means that John Wall will have another opportunity to shine against some inferior competition. Without Irving the Cavaliers are even worse than the mediocre team that they have been all season, so this could be a good chance for the Wizards to continue their current winning streak.

We'll have plenty more on this game throughout the day on SB nation D.C., so keep it locked to this StoryStream for all the latest news and updates as they become available. For more on this and every Wizards basketball game, please head over to Bullets Forever. For some perspective from the other bench you can check out Fear the Sword, SB Nation's Cleveland Cavaliers blog. And as always, you can head over to the SB Nation NBA basketball hub page for more on this and every NBA game this season.

                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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