WASHINGTON -- Wizards guard Bradley Beal is out for Saturday's game with the New York Knicks due to soreness in his right leg.

Beal, who suffered the injury in Thursday's loss at the Detroit Pistons, ends his consecutive games streak at 194. He last missed a game on April 12, 2017. Beal, an All-Star the past two seasons, is fifth in the league in scoring at 27.8 points per game.

Wizards coach Scott Brooks said the injury is "nothing serious. Hopefully, he'll be back next game, but don't know that. Day-to-day from today. He feels better today.''

Gary Payton II, who was signed on Monday, will start in Beal's place.

Brooks said that forwards Davis Bertans (quad), Rui Hachimura (groin) and center Moritz Wagner (ankle) would all be out for at least the next week.

Washington's next game is Monday at home against the Miami Heat.