Trae Young recently signed a four-year, $212 million deal with the Washington Wizards this summer after a massive trade sent CJ McCollum and Corey Kispert to the Atlanta Hawks in January.
The Washington Wizards star Anthony Davis recently sat down with the ‘Numbers on the Board’ podcast during the team’s Media Day proceedings. Among the several topics he discussed, Davis also candidly addressed his weight-gain concerns during his time with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Trae Young did not leave Atlanta looking to burn a bridge. Even after the Hawks moved on from their longtime point guard, Young made it clear that he wanted to keep his relationship with the city and its fans intact.
Anthony Davis is entering Year 15, and this time he will be with the Washington Wizards, trying to remind people of his true talent. For the third year running, Davis will be starting the season with a new franchise.
After a brutal stretch of losing by design, the Wizards are going to try to start winning this year. The past three seasons, the team totaled 50 wins — tied with the 2021-24 Detroit Pistons for the 10th worst three-year stretch in NBA history.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Trae Young isn’t pretending to be something he’s not. The Wizards guard knows nobody has ever confused him with Gary Payton defensively. But Young believes his new surroundings in Washington may make life considerably easier on that end.
The NBA Eastern Conference is as stacked as ever, and it will take a strong, cohesive effort for teams to secure a top-six spot. In Washington, D.C., the Wizards count themselves among the top contenders, whether people agree or not.
WASHINGTON — Will Riley didn’t play more than 20 minutes in a game until December of his rookie season. Then he played 32 minutes per contest across the final three months.
The Washington Wizards came under public scrutiny after their 21-year-old player, Bub Carrington, openly admitted that the team had told its players to hold back on the court, which can be interpreted as a confession of tanking.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Washington Wizards guard Bub Carrington was not hiding his team’s tanking tactics from last season. Carrington, a former lottery pick himself, implied in a recent interview that the Wizards were playing for the ping-pong balls last season.
The Washington Wizards will rely heavily on Trae Young’s offensive production during the 2026-27 NBA season, but the star guard is not shying away from questions surrounding his defense.
Bub Carrington didn’t use the word “tanking.” He didn’t really need to. The Wizards guard acknowledged that Washington’s players were “held back” last season while the organization positioned itself to land the No.
Like him or not, no one in the Washington Wizards' rotation provides quite the same impact as Tristan Vukcevic. The seven-footer has spent the three years since his selection in the 2023 NBA Draft carving out a reserve role as Washington's stretch-big, a happy-to-shoot giant with much more range than any of the franchise's in-house alternatives.
Although he didn’t technically use the term “tanking,” Wizards guard Bub Carrington made it clear in an interview with WUSA-TV in Washington (YouTube link) that the organization wasn’t exactly going all out to win games last season.
Anyone with even the most tangential interest in the NBA knows that the Washington Wizards have been one of the league's weaker teams for some time. Those with a more discerning eye might have even suspected that they were intentionally giving less than their best on the court for at least the last year or two.
Anthony Gill's returning to the Washington Wizards in some form or another always felt like something of a given, even to those outside of the D.C. area.
The Washington Wizards’ starlet Bub Carrington recently spoke to WUSA9 ahead of the 2026-27 season and appears to have inadvertently admitted the team intentionally tanked last season to land the first overall pick and select AJ Dybantsa.
Wizards big man Tristan Vukcevic has been diagnosed with a left hip impingement, the team announced today (via Twitter). According to the Wizards, Vukcevic will be a partial participant in training camp while going through the rehab process.
Russell Westbrook didn't opt for the whole "retirement tour" approach before making his exit from the NBA. It wouldn't have fit; banished to Sacramento
Anthony Davis isn’t promising the Wizards anything beyond this season. He’s also not worrying about it. Davis said at Media Day that he intends to play out the year before deciding what comes next with Washington.
Whether or not Anthony Davis will remain with the Washington Wizards long-term has been a major topic of discussion throughout the NBA offseason. Multiple
Wizards big man Alex Sarr will be a partial participant when training camp opens next week, general manager Will Dawkins told reporters on Thursday, per Josh Robbins of The Athletic (Twitter link).
The Washington Wizards’ massive rebuild has given them a front seat to qualifying for the playoffs. However, the betting odds still aren’t giving them enough respect. The Wizards’ lineup will look very different from last season.