Arenas opens up after Wizards lose to Pistons by 3

WASHINGTON (AP) — Gilbert Arenas briefly hauled the Hibachi out of storage, then opened up about his inconsistency this season.

Perhaps it was because of the sting of his Washington Wizards' sixth consecutive loss, a 106-103 setback against the Ben Gordon-led Detroit Pistons on Saturday night.

Perhaps it was because Arenas shot 0 for 6 in the first quarter. Or because he didn't make a fourth-quarter field goal until 1.9 seconds were left, too late to make a difference.

Whatever the motivation, Arenas talked at length in the locker room about thinking instead of reacting; worrying how many assists he collects so he can be...