The Washington Wizards have been on a roller coaster of a 2025–26 season, filled with some of the lowest lows in franchise history along with some of the highest highs in recent memory.
The Knicks have reached an agreement on a two-way contract with former first-round pick Dillon Jones, reports Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link).
The Washington Wizards sparked the NBA trade season with their blockbuster acquisition of four-time NBA All-Star Trae Young, and they could be in pursuit of yet another massive deal as the February 5 deadline rapidly approaches.
The Washington Wizards are still a long ways away from fielding a competitive nightly operation, but no one can take away the fact they have pieces of a potential NBA fixture.
The Wizards are open to doing business, but not at the expense of what they’re actually trying to build. According to Josh Robbins of The Athletic, Washington has made it clear to teams around the league that it won’t sacrifice development time or roles for its core young players.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Washington Wizards had to be relieved for a return home, likely exhausted after a west coast road trip that had no shortage of back-to-back games and beatdown losses.
The Wizards will keep their eyes open for another buy-low swing like the one they took on Trae Young, but league sources tell The Athletic’s Josh Robbins that is not the most likely way they operate at the trade deadline.
The first half of the 2025-26 season is history, and the Wizards season has at times inspired hope, frustration, and laughter. There have been puzzling
Despite the Washington Wizards showing really positive signs nearly halfway through year three of a grueling rebuild, there is still a glaring hole that remains unattended to and will need to be fixed.
Heading back home from a disappointing West Coast trip, the Washington Wizards were hoping to bring life to the fanbase. The team welcomed the Los Angeles Clippers, who are one of the hottest teams in basketball right now, at Capital One Arena.
Wizards lose their seventh straight game. Those pesky young Wizards fought in this game. This is despite the dominance of James Harden. As the game went on, the Wizards decided to double team Harden to get the ball out of his hands more.
The Washington Wizards had a big fish in Trae Young, but have to wait a bit longer to see him debut in their colors. He is recovering from MCL and quad injuries in his right leg.
Trae Young is yet to suit up for his new team, the Washington Wizards, as he continues to work his way back from a quad injury that would keep him out at least until after the All-Star break.
The Washington Wizards have officially played the first 41 games of their 82-game season. It’s been an up-and-down ride so far, no doubt. From surprising risers to a January blockbuster, the Wizards have been a real franchise to watch heading into the end of the season.
The Washington Wizards embarked on a lengthy, challenging West Coast trip, hoping to come away with a win. Unfortunately, they came up empty-handed, losing the last game of the road trip to the Denver Nuggets 121-115.
The Washington Wizards lost to the Denver Nuggets on Saturday night, 121-115. Washington began the first half with a slim 63-62 lead with Khris Middleton and Alex Sarr scoring in double figures and after getting out a first quarter rut.
The Washington Wizards will try their luck in the NBA Draft Lottery again this year after missing out on generational superstar Victor Wembanyama in 2023 as well as star prospects Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper in 2025.
Washington Wizards forward Cam Whitmore has been out with an upper-extremity deep vein thrombosis in his shoulder since early December, playing his last game on 4th.
Despite experiencing persistent losing, the Washington Wizards marvel at Alex Sarr’s steady growth as a two-way player. After Sarr received a rare ejection for collecting two technicals in a recent loss to the LA Clippers, the Wizards expressed appreciation that Sarr shows that he still cares during a challenging season.
The Washington Wizards likely won’t have an All-Star for the fifth straight season given their lack of wins, but the Rising Stars Challenge is a different story.
Wizards forward Cam Whitmore has been formally ruled out for the remainder of the 2025/26 season due to a blood clot in his right shoulder, the team announced on Thursday (Twitter link).
The Wizards are likely tanking for the final time in the rebuild and will have a stacked class of prospects to choose from. The 2026 draft arguably has the best top three in draft history: Darryn Peterson, AJ Dybantsa, and Cameron Boozer.