14-year NBA veteran Khris Middleton is returning to the Washington Wizards in a sign-and-trade that’s part of a larger six-team trade, per ESPN’s Shams Charania.
While the vast majority of NBA Summer League rosters, including the Washington Wizards, continue preparing for this week's Las Vegas tip-off, a few select prospect groups have been taking advantage of a fortuitous scheduling quirk.
How many of the NBA players with the most three-pointers made in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
The NBA is truly a global league. As such, there have been historical impacts left on the game by players of all walks of life. Some of the game's all-time
The Wizards have filled their open two-way contract slot by signing 46th overall pick Felix Okpara to a two-way deal, per NBA.com’s official transaction log.
The Washington Wizards released their Summer League roster, which features three first-round picks from the last two NBA Drafts. AJ Dybantsa, the No. 1 pick in the 2026 draft, headlines a talented Wizards roster that opens Summer League on July 9 against the Utah Jazz.
With the 2026 NBA Draft and the NBA Summer League on the horizon (while some smaller Summer Leagues are going on for other teams besides the Washington Wizards), I thought now would be a good time for us to visit on the biggest piece of news regarding Bullets Forever and SB Nation.
The Wizards confirmed in a press release on Monday that they have made a few changes to their coaching staff for next season. Nearly all of the coaching updates were previously reported, but they have now been made official by the team.
The Washington Wizards bolstered their brain trust after adding Patrick Ewing as an assistant coach and Steve Clifford as an adviser. Ewing, in particular, is fresh from helping guide the New York Knicks to the championship, ending a 53-year drought, as a member of the front office.
Wizards lead assistant coach David Vanterpool is transitioning to a position in the team’s front office, according to Josh Robbins of The Athletic (Twitter links), who reports that Adam Caporn will be Washington’s new top assistant.
In the NBA Draft, the first round is where teams look for players who could be stars or at least contribute right away. Then there's the second round, where the stakes are low and not much is expected.
The Washington Wizards have overhauled their roster since January, and now they’re making staff changes. They made another move in the latter regard on Sunday after hiring Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing as an assistant coach on Saturday, per The Athletic’s Josh Robbins.
Few names command instant reverence across Washington, D.C., basketball circles quite like Patrick Ewing. Forty-two years after leading the Georgetown Hoyas to the 1984 NCAA National Championship, the Hall of Fame center is once again calling the nation’s capital home.
Today is July 5. The fireworks are over. The barbecues are over. NBA Free Agency still exists. And the Washington Wizards made a lot of coaching news yesterday.
Patrick Ewing is returning to the coaching ranks, joining the Washington Wizards as an assistant to head coach Brian Keefe, ESPN reported on Saturday. Ewing, 63, had been serving as an ambassador for the New York Knicks, with whom he starred from 1985-2000.
The Knicks are king in the NBA Eastern Conference, but they will face plenty of challengers in their quest to repeat as champions. Following the Jaylen Brown trade, all the attention is on Philadelphia right now, but there’s another squad that’s in a position to make some noise in 2026-27.
Patrick Ewing is continuing his coaching career where it all began. The Washington Wizards have reportedly hired Ewing to serve as an assistant coach under head coach Brian Keefe.
Anthony Davis has recently been thrown around in NBA trade rumors for many reasons. Regardless, the Washington Wizards have shut down talks and claim they are sticking with their great big man.
When the news dropped that the Washington Wizards had acquired former No. 1 overall pick DeAndre Ayton from the Los Angeles Lakers, the initial reaction across the D.C.
The Washington Wizards headlined the highly anticipated 2026 NBA Draft. Entering the draft, this year’s class profiled as one of the most talented the league has seen in years.
Anthony Davis appeared in trade rumors over the past week, which was apparently news to the team that pays his salary. The 10-time All-Star was rumored to be headed to the Golden State Warriors in a deal that would supposedly entice former teammate LeBron James to make his way to the Bay Area as well.
The Washington Wizards have been quiet to start free agency, but there is still time for them to make a move or two to help improve their roster for next season.
It appears there is one player the Warriors won't give up in their efforts to build a veteran supporting cast around Steph Curry.
The Washington Wizards were blessed to get the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. But it's stressful having that No. 1 option. They could have gone with any player. Plus, this year's draft class was rich with options.
Last season, the Washington Wizards finished at the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings with a 17-65 record. While calling them a potential playoff team may sound premature, this is no longer the same team they were at the start of the 2025-26 season.
AJ Dybantsa's sister may soon own the sweetest whip in her high school's parking lot.
These aren't the leaders of a championship-winning squad and, despite that, are going to be paid like they are.
Dybantsa isn't shying away from the responsibility if he's the No. 1 overall pick.
The Washington Wizards' decision at No. 1 overall in the 2026 NBA Draft first round may have just gotten easier.
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