Since Randy Wittman took over as coach of the Wizards, he has held players accountable — and they have responded with encouraging and inspired performances, despite winning just two of five games he has coached.
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February 02, 2012
The million dollar question in the DMV is ‘What’s wrong with John Wall?’.
The Wizards traveled to Orlando to face off against the struggling Magic. It was another loss but the Wizards are playing much better as a team and sooner or later they will start to win some of these competitive matchups. Finding the silver lining in the dark cloud that has been the 1st quarter...
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February 02, 2012
Outside of Rashard Lewis, Coach Randy Wittman was getting next to nothing from the rest of his starting five early on Wednesday, so he called on Shelvin Mack, Jordan Crawford, Kevin Seraphin and Trevor Booker and the game suddenly turned. The Wizards lost, 109-103, but if not for a critical 22-5 run fueled almost entirely by backups, they might have been knocked out much sooner....
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February 03, 2012
The Wizards lost again on Friday night, but viewers of the team’s Emmy Award-winning program, Wizards Magazine, were still winners.
(See that kids? That’s professional 10:30 p.m. blog writing. Take notes.)
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February 02, 2012
Nick Young used to be a player who would miss his first few shots, then sulk through the rest of the game. If he started cold, he stayed cold and could never move on.
But he has matured plenty since becoming a regular starter and has routinely used sluggish starts as a challenge to have heroic finishes. His latest example was on Wednesday in Orlando, where Young spent most of the...
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February 03, 2012
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Friday, February 3rd, 20127:00 PM ETTV: Comcast SportsNet HDSteve Buckhantz, Phil Chenier Radio: 106.7 The Fan - http://bit.ly/5yZqu8Dave Johnson, Glenn ConsorGame PreviewThe 4-18 Washington Wizards travel north of the border in tonight's matchup to take on the 7-16 Toronto Raptors. This is a rematch of the game from January 10th in DC where Washington secured it'...
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February 02, 2012
Randy Wittman is 2-3 since taking over as coach of the Wizards, and even though the wins were against the woeful Charlotte Bobcats, there's no question that Washington is playing better under his watch. The players are competing harder, displaying more energy and seem to have a better understanding of ...
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February 04, 2012
The Washington Wizards welcome NBA dunk champion Blake Griffin, all-star point guard Chris Paul and the rest of the Pacific Division leading Los Angeles Clippers to Verizon Center on Saturday night.
The game also marks the return of former Wizards player Caron Butler for the first time since he was dealt along with Brendan Haywood and DeShawn Stevenson to the Dallas Mavericks as...
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February 04, 2012
Caron Butler was making his way through the hallways at Verizon Center late Saturday when a Wizards front office official greeted him in front of the visiting locker room and gave him a hug. It was that kind of night for Butler, the former Wizards cornerstone player who was back in town as a member of the Los Angeles Clippers.
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February 04, 2012
Early in the third quarter, Rashard Lewis and John Wall got the ball on a two-on-one breakaway. But Lewis made a pass that sailed over Wall's head, and an easy two points ended up as a turnover, as the ball wound up in the lap of a court-side spectator. Moments ...
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February 05, 2012
The Clippers' game Saturday against the hapless Washington Wizards was both the end of a brutal five-game week and the start of a six-game, 10-day trip.
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February 01, 2012
A win over the Washington Wizards is not going to impress anyone. Sorry. It just is not. This is still, despite a much more inspired level of play under new head coach Randy Wittman, one of the bottom feeders in the league.
Considering though where Orlando has been, and where it still wants to go, any win with a strong offensive outpouring, with a decent defensive effort, with ball...
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February 03, 2012
Leandro Barbosa netted 19 points to lead a balanced offensive attack as the Toronto Raptors handled the Washington Wizards, 106-89, at Air Canada Centre.
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February 03, 2012
The Toronto Raptors try to avoid a third straight loss this evening when they welcome the woeful Washington Wizards north of the border to the Air Canada Centre.
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February 01, 2012
Ernie Grunfeld plans to stay the course with the Wizards’ rebuilding efforts and has been encouraged by what he has seen since the team replaced Flip Saunders with Randy Wittman last week.
Tonight the Wizards hope to improve on their last performance against the Orlando Magic, in which Washington missed its first 12 shots en route to a humiliating 103-85 loss. Former Magic player...
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February 03, 2012
Paul Westphal was the first coach to fall. Flip Saunders got the ultimate flip-off next. But coaches aren't the only ones on the hot seat, says Ken Berger, who notes five teams where the suits ought to watch their backs.
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