The deadline has passed, and no team can make a trade in the NBA until the offseason. Some teams took advantage of the deadline, while others stayed with the team they already had.
The Washington Wizards have been one of the most interesting teams in the NBA this season, and it hasn’t been because of what they’ve done on the court.
Yesterday, The Washington Post laid off about one third of its newsroom. All departments were affected, but some sections were eliminated entirely. The
In keeping with decades of Wizards tradition, they made a major transaction while I was otherwise occupied. Today, it was meetings and deadlines. In previous years, I’ve been on flights, at business events, or behind the wheel on long drives.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
A month after shocking the NBA world in scooping Trae Young away from the Atlanta Hawks, the Washington Wizards once again parachuted into the league's news cycle by offering Anthony Davis one more chance to release his Luka Doncic-related baggage in a fresh start across the country.
Gilbert Arenas believes the Washington Wizards are one of the biggest winners this trade deadline after the team managed to acquire Trae Young and Anthony Davis in the past few weeks.
For the second time in a month, the Washington Wizards have opted to package tertiary pieces in exchange for a proven All-Star. Where CJ McCollum and Corey
The Washington Wizards have signalled a clear change in direction with the acquisitions of Anthony Davis and Trae Young. Those two moves instantly raise expectations and place greater emphasis on how quickly the roster can come together.
The Washington Wizards have broken the NBA trade world into two. On the heels of their acquisition of four-time NBA All-Star Trae Young, they have now added Young’s future co-star.
The Washington Wizards made two crucial decisions for their franchise’s future during the 2025 NBA Draft. The first (and obvious one) was drafting Tre Johnson with the sixth overall pick.
The trade deadline is coming soon, and the Washington Wizards are almost too quiet. This is making everything feel eerie, almost like a horror movie. Are the Wizards going to make another move, or are they just going to sit with their hands in their pockets?
The Washington Wizards' team-building strategy revolves squarely around the NBA Draft. They spend their falls, winters and springs developing up-and-comers
The Washington Wizards and Atlanta Hawks completed the first trade of what could soon become one of the most insane trade deadlines the NBA has ever seen.
WASHINGTON. D.C. — After getting demolished by the Los Angeles Lakers at home on Friday, the Washington Wizards won a game that they shouldn’t have won on paper at Capital One Arena on Sunday.
Rookie Will Riley scored a season-high 18 points as the Washington Wizards defeated the visiting Sacramento Kings 116-112 on Sunday. Riley, who hit 4 of 8 from 3-point range, and AJ Johnson, who added 17 points, led a sterling performance from Washington's bench which outscored Sacramento's 61-20.
The history of NBA basketball in the District of Columbia has been somber for decades. Still, there are respected eras that defined the Washington Wizards/Bullets’ success, such as the Unseld era, the Webber-Howard era, and the “Agent Zero” era.
Washington coach Brian Keefe is in no doubt as to where the Wizards need to improve when they host the struggling Sacramento Kings on Sunday. After winning the first two legs of a five-game homestand, Washington came back to earth with a thud on Friday, trounced 142-111 by the Los Angeles Lakers.
Speaking to Mark Medina of EssentiallySports, Wizards general manager Will Dawkins confirmed that newly acquired point guard Trae Young will remain on the shelf through the All-Star break, but stressed that the team isn’t shutting him down for the season.
The Wizards have agreed to sign big man Skal Labissiere to a 10-day contract, agent Daniel Hazan tells Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link). A first-round pick in 2016, Labissiere appeared in 148 regular season games from 2016-19 for Sacramento and Portland, averaging 7.2 points and 4.5 rebounds in 17.5 minutes per night.