The 1-5 Washington Wizards are slated to take on the 3-3 New York Knicks in the Garden on Nov. 3rd. Both teams are having underwhelming starts to the season, as the Wizards are coming into this game in the midst of a four game losing streak.
At 1-5, the Washington Wizards are tumbling towards the same sort of pained irrelevancy that has defined the team for the past two seasons, if not more.
The Washington Wizards are slated to take on the New York Knicks, in hopes of securing their second win of the season. Washington is entering this contest in the midst of a nasty losing streak, consisting of multiple blow leads and ugly losses.
Of the 18 games that the Washington Wizards won last year, not one was against the New York Knicks. However, one of the contests was close as it went into overtime.
While it was extremely early on in the season, the Washington Wizards inspired much promise in a fanbase that has long been buried beneath bottom-level expectations and consistent letdown performances.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
While the Washington Wizards may not be happy with their 1-5 start to the 2025-26 NBA season, the team can easily turn things around by facing a familiar foe.
With the return of Bilal Coulibaly, the Washington Wizards have been starting what should be considered a “tall ball” lineup. While the lineup features some of the stronger players on the team, it also has its downsides and doesn’t translate well to the court.
Despite their relatively painful start through four games this season, the Washington Wizards offense stood out as a bright spot, even in the team’s three
The Washington Wizards have officially solidified the young core with six key players getting extended last week. The 2024 draft trio: Alex Sarr, Bub Carrington, Kyshawn George, and AJ Johnson all saw their third-year team options get picked up.
One of the newest additions to the Washington Wizards, CJ McCollum, recently completed a feat that’s only been accomplished by some of the league’s greatest players.
The Washington Wizards have now lost their fourth game in a row, falling to 1-5 on the season. This loss was especially frustrating, as the Wizards appeared to have the upper hand against the Orlando Magic in the first quarter.
The somewhat encouraging momentum that the Washington Wizards had built through the first few games has been killed after their demoralizing 125-94 loss to the Orlando Magic.
The Washington Wizards played awful and got blasted at home by the Orlando Magic. The final was 125-94, and the game really wasn’t as close as the 31-point margin might suggest.
The 1-4 Washington Wizards are slated to take on the 2-4 Orlando Magic on November 1 as they look to win their first home game of the 2025-26 season. Orlando
The Washington Wizards made a less-than-stellar debut in their season opener with a 132-120 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks before taking down the Dallas Mavericks.
On Nov. 1st, the 1-4 Washington Wizards are slated to take on the 2-4 Orlando Magic, in what is a battle between two struggling Eastern Conference teams.
Bilal Coulibaly didn’t ease his way back. He announced himself. The third-year wing delivered an impressive season debut on Thursday in the Wizards’ loss to the Thunder, finishing with 16 points, eight rebounds, four assists, a steal and three blocks in just 24 minutes, as detailed by Josh Robbins of The Athletic.
One of the greatest NFL head coaches of all time, Andy Reid, once said, “Sometimes, you have to take one step backward and two steps forward.” That saying perfectly captures where Bub Carrington finds himself right now in his young NBA career with the Washington Wizards.
In just four games, the 7-footer looks stronger, smarter, and more efficient — and the Wizards are already reaping the benefits. Through the first week of the new season, Washington Wizards forward-center Alex Sarr is making it clear: he’s not the same player he was a year ago.
The Wizards are locking in their future — or at least a big chunk of it. Washington has picked up its team options for the 2026–27 season on six players, according to Josh Robbins of The Athletic.
Wizards forward Bilal Coulibaly has been cleared to make his regular season debut, according to head coach Brian Keefe, who told reporters today that Coulibaly will be available for Thursday’s game in Oklahoma City (Twitter link via Josh Robbins of The Athletic).
He’s not just flashing potential — he’s producing like a franchise cornerstone. It’s just four games into the season, and the Washington Wizards may already have their answer to the future.
For the first time since November of 2023, the Charlotte Hornets have knocked off the Washington Wizards. The Hornets used an 88-point second half to come away with a 139-113 win, and the star of the night was LaMelo Ball.
. They were sent packing with a 125-121 loss at the hands of the Philadelphia 76ers, but the final score may not have been the biggest loss of the night for Charlotte.