Shooting for a starting position with Wizards

RICHMOND | One had started 275 consecutive games before basically being rendered immobile by a pinched disk and had to watch helplessly as his team posted the second-worst record in the league. The other was building an impressive individual resume but had to endure three abysmal seasons playing for the worst teams in basketball. Now DeShawn Stevenson and Mike Miller find themselves as two of the leading candidates for the starting shooting guard job for the Washington Wizards, a dramatic improvement for both of them. Stevenson, a year after he entered training camp unable even to lower his chin without ... Email </a