Sessions leads Bobcats to victory over Wizards CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap talked throughout the off-season about changing the culture in the organization and building a winning atmosphere in Charlotte. Apparently his players were listening. Reserve Ramon Sessions scored 21 points and the Bobcats beat the winless Washington Wizards 92-76 Tuesday night to win back-to-back games for the first time since last December and even their record at 3-3. "Any time in this league when you can get any type of win streak it is good," Sessions said. "Definitely for a young team like us trying to build things, I think that's a big plus. You know it's one of those games where you sit in the locker room (before the game) and you say, 'Hey, we should go out there and get this one," and that's what good teams do. That just shows you the progress that we're making." Said Dunlap: "That is just the NBA game. Players gain confidence with victories." With Ben Gordon a late scratch due to a family emergency, Sessions picked up the slack and provided a much-needed boost off the bench for the Bobcats. Coming off a career-high 25 points against Dallas on Saturday night, rookie Michael Kidd-Gilchrist was strong again, chipping in with 15 points and eight rebounds before leaving in the fourth quarter to ice down a sore back. He said afterward he got hit in the back, but added "I'm fine." Kemba Walker battled inconsistent shooting and finished with