As the Washington Wizards finish tanking over the final three weeks of the NBA regular season, college basketball has begun March Madness, also known as the NCAA Tournament.
Will Riley is rapidly escaping niche status. This isn't just another instance in which Washington Wizards fans hyping up one of their guys just because they don't have anyone else to latch on to; in fact, he's challenging the franchise's prospect hierarchy as a high-upside rookie with a strong chance of factoring into the organization's future.
The Washington Wizards lost to the Detroit Pistons last night, 130-117. Let’s take a step back from the emotion (negative or … very negative) about the loss and look at the numbers.
At face value, the Washington Wizards’ current state may seem like they are set up for never-ending doom. Washington is currently posting a record of 16–52, and after its 130–117 loss to the Detroit Pistons, it is riding a 13-game losing streak — one loss away from tying a franchise record.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
The Washington Wizards lost to the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night, 130-117 at Capital One Arena. Washington started out decently in this game and raced to a quick 9 point lead though it ended up being a 32-all tie.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Entering Tuesday night’s home date with the Detroit Pistons, the Washington Wizards have the NBA’s second-longest losing streak at 12 games.
Fans of the Washington Wizards likely won't be reminiscing on the Kristaps Porziņģis era in 50 years, as strangely entertaining as it was. He will, however, go down as one of the most quietly-intriguing Wizards of the 21st century.
The NBA season is far from being over, but the Washington Wizards have already been eliminated from the playoffs. This statement should not come as a shock or surprise to anyone, as the Wizards are still in their rebuild.
The Washington Wizards lost to the Golden State Warriors last night, 125-117. Kevin Broom is out today, so let’s break down the numbers, starting with the four factors.
Although the Washington Wizards have had a disappointing 2025–26 season, it’s undeniable that they have built one of the better young cores in the entire NBA.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
The 2025-2026 NBA season has not been kind to Trae Young. After appearing in only ten games for the Atlanta Hawks, the all-star guard was traded to the Washington Wizards before February’s trade deadline. And to add to his woes, before Young even debuted with his new squad, he was ejected for excessively arguing with the referees.
Months after the Washington Wizards made waves by trading for Trae Young, the All-Star point guard has finally made his debut. The moment Wizards fans had been waiting patiently for was delayed by Young’s rehab from a right knee MCL sprain.
The Washington Wizards could be in the early stages of building a new conference rival. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the league’s Board of Governors is set to conduct the first round of voting for a possible two-team expansion by the end of March.
The Washington Wizards have had a hard time winning basketball games this season. Road victories have been especially rare, as all but five of the team's 16 wins have come at home.
The Wizards and Nets were both eliminated from postseason contention on Thursday night when each team lost, per Keith Smith of Spotrac (Twitter link). Washington dropped to 16-49 after losing in overtime at Orlando on Thursday.
They are the second and third NBA teams ruled out of postseason contention, joining the Pacers, who were eliminated on Tuesday with a loss to the Kings.
Washington Wizards coach Brian Keefe certainly did not seem to be in the mood to congratulate Bam Adebayo after the Miami Heat center dropped 83 points on his team Tuesday night.
It’s no secret that the Washington Wizards are a breeding ground for young talent. But among the list of promising Wiz-Kids, few have a story like Sharife Cooper.
Big man Alex Sarr isn’t on the Wizards‘ injury report for Sunday’s game at New Orleans, which means he’ll be back in action tonight. Sarr, the second overall pick in the 2024 draft, has been out since February 8 due to a strained hamstring.
There is at least some progress for Anthony Davis. The Washington Wizards big man, sidelined since Jan. 8 with ligament damage in his left hand, has been cleared to begin limited individual on-court activities, the team announced.