Jamir Watkins has become an extremely valuable player for the Wizards. The second-round rookie is already among the best defenders in DC. While many players
It’s not a secret that the Washington Wizards haven’t had the best draft luck in recent years. From falling several picks to selections that didn’t fill the roster’s needs, the draft hasn’t been historically strong for Washington.
The Washington Wizards are (hopefully) entering the last few years of their seemingly never-ending rebuild. After overhauling the roster, flipping both Kyle Kuzma and Jordan Poole, Washington has found their core of the future.
The Washington Wizards had an injury bug plague their already rough start to the season. Tre Johnson, Alex Sarr, and Bilal Coulibaly are the big names; however, the majority of the roster has missed at least a few games due to injury.
The coaching staff is an integral part of any rebuilding team. There are some questions about whether Brian Keefe is the guy to lead the Washington Wizards even after the rebuild.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
The 4-21 Washington Wizards are back in action, taking on the 13-14 Memphis Grizzlies in hopes of snagging their fifth win of the season. This is the first night of a back-to-back for Washington, as following tonight’s game they will be heading back to D.C.
The Washington Wizards face an important decision regarding Khris Middleton, and while a buyout may seem tempting at first glance, it would be the wrong move for a franchise in the middle of a rebuild.
The Washington Wizards gave their veterans first dibs at the chance to apply their fingerprints to the squad, just as they have across the previous seasons of their arduous rebuild.
Basketball is a game built on runs. Teams often win a game thanks to one 20-point run in the third quarter. Some teams lose a game due to a bad run of basketball.
The Washington Wizards have had their fair share of ups and downs through the first portion of the season. Among all the players on the roster who struggled or got off to a slow start, none were more concerning than second-year guard Bub Carrington.
The Washington Wizards still rank as the biggest numerical losers of this ongoing NBA season, both in process and results. The four wins they've accumulated
The Washington Wizards have essentially eliminated themselves from any kind of postseason contention in the near future, fully committing to rebuilding a historically poor franchise.
Last night, the Washington Wizards lost to the San Antonio Spurs, 119-94. With Kevin Broom out, I’ll do my best to break down the stats. Let’s go. Here are some of the good things that we saw last night: Alex Sarr scored 18 points on 8-of-18 shooting while Bub Carington added 15 more.
The Washington Wizards failed to form their first winning streak of the season on Thursday after losing to the San Antonio Spurs 119-94 at Frost Bank Center.
The Washington Wizards have quietly made it clear that AJ Johnson remains a meaningful part of their long-term vision, even if his path has required patience.
The 4–20 Washington Wizards are set to return to action following a four-day hiatus, taking on the 18–7 San Antonio Spurs. During the Wizards’ hiatus, the Spurs were busy competing for the NBA Cup, making it all the way to the Finals before falling 113–124 to the New York Knicks.
Alex Sarr is expected to make his return from the adductor injury that kept him sidelined for the month of December on Thursday against the Spurs. The Wizards released their injury report (via Twitter), which didn’t include either him or Bilal Coulibaly, who has missed the last four games with an oblique injury.
Wizards coach Brian Keefe said second-year big man Alex Sarr has not yet returned to on-court work as he continues to recover from an adductor injury. Sarr has missed the past six games.
Marvin Bagley III posted season highs of 23 points and 14 rebounds, and the Washington Wizards held the Indiana Pacers to 36.9% shooting from the floor en route to a 108-89 romp on Sunday in Indianapolis.
Cam Whitmore brought with him the electrifying potential that had followed him from Villanova to Houston and then to Washington via trade. A rebuilding team should invest in him because he's young, explosive, and has a lot of upside potential.