Carlton Carrington started for the Wizards and contributed to the team’s efforts, but struggled offensively as the team went through a rough patch, missing multiple shots early in the game. His performance was part of a broader team effort that ultimately fell short against the Thunder's dominant defense.

Carlton 'Bub' Carrington faced a troubling situation during the game, suffering a scary head injury in the latter stages of the third quarter. His exit from the floor required a wheelchair, raising concerns about his health and future contributions to the team.

Carlton Carrington, a rookie for the Wizards, suffered a serious head injury during a game against the Knicks, leading to his removal from the court in a wheelchair. At the time of his injury, he had recorded six points, five assists, and five rebounds. The 19-year-old, who was selected 14th overall in the draft, has been a key player for the team, averaging 9.1 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 3.8 assists this season, and leads all rookies in minutes and assists. His injury raises concerns as the Wizards continue to struggle with a 5-25 record, the worst in the Eastern Conference.

Carlton "Bub" Carrington sustained a head injury during a game against the Knicks, requiring him to be taken off the court in a wheelchair. Prior to the injury, he had been a key player for the Wizards, contributing six points, five assists, and rebounds in 28 minutes. A standout rookie selected 14th overall in the June draft, Carrington has emerged as a bright spot for the struggling Wizards, leading all rookies in assists this season. His development has provided a rare positive amid the team's challenges, which have included injuries to other players.

Carlton Carrington scored 14 points for the Wizards but faced challenges as the team struggled without key players. His performance came during a tough stretch for Washington, which has been plagued by injuries and losses.