One of the Washington Wizards’ notable moves this summer was their acquisition of Cam Whitmore, whom they acquired alongside CJ McCollum and Kelly Olynyk in a three-team deal with the New Orleans Pelicans and the Houston Rockets.
Khris Middleton established himself as one of the best second options in the league during his career with the Milwaukee Bucks. Now with the Washington Wizards, the veteran forward may not be the same player, but he still brings a lot of value to the table.
While many teams, such as Phoenix and San Antonio, had successful times at the draft and Summer League, the Washington Wizards arguably had the most success in the 2025 NBA Draft.
The Washington Wizards may not be competing for a title this season, but that does not mean there is no reason to watch. The Wizards boast one of the best young cores and one of the best rebuilds in the NBA.
The Washington Wizards are faced with the task of finding depth within their front court this offseason, particularly at the big man position. As free agency is at its end, the Wizards should look to make a move soon for a big man.
One of the best things about life is reminiscing on things that almost transpired. Good or bad, it’s nice to think about these things from time to time.
Kwame Brown has not had a good relationship with Gilbert Arenas. This beef all started when the two were teammates on the Washington Wizards. Gilbert Arenas was recently arrested for running an illegal “high-stakes” poker game out of his home.
Fans of the Washington Wizards weren't prepared when the franchise suddenly traded Deni Avdija to the Portland Trail Blazers last year. As it turns out, neither was he.
Bilal Coulibaly and Alex Sarr are not the only ones playing in FIBA events this summer. Team Canada has now called Washington Wizards prospect Kyshawn George up to play in the FIBA AmeriCup.
Cam Whitmore is excited to be on the Washington Wizards, and has some expectations ahead of the new season. Cam Whitmore finally gets his opportunity to play a bigger role in the NBA.
Washington Wizards fans don't have much to reminisce over. That's not to discredit what they're doing now. Their front office has embraced the hefty burden
One of the hardest things to do in life is to say goodbye to someone who meant a lot to you. Maybe they're leaving a company you worked for, moving out of state, or they've passed away.
If you don’t meet the standards of a new employer after learning the ropes, they might terminate you. That is what the Washington Wizards did in the case of Colby Jones.
The Washington Wizards may not be contenders this season, but they will be an exciting young team to watch. With players like Tre Johnson, Alex Sarr, Bilal Coulibaly and Bub Carrington, the youthful squad should show flashes of being great.
Cam Whitmore has been waiting to be a Washington Wizard. It was no coincidence that the Odenton, MD native ended up on his favorite childhood team; the Houston Rockets, having drafted the highly-touted prospect to a once-rebuilding situation, no longer needed the scoring phenom and gave him a say in his next destination.
There are times in life when we are let down after setting our expectations too high. "Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace" comes to mind. If you’re a fan of music, the album “Invincible” from the late great Michael Jackson may come to mind as well.
Cam Whitmore has spent the last two seasons viewing the Washington Wizards from afar, still occupying the same spot at the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings that they were at when he first joined the NBA.
Cam Whitmore is coming home and bringing the energy with him. The Odenton Maryland native and former Villanova star was recently traded from the Houston Rockets to the Washington Wizards earlier this month.
In a Summer League full of uncertainty, Tre Johnson was one of the few sure things. Across just two games, the No. 6 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft proved he was a step ahead of his peers, scoring 39 points in 55 minutes while showcasing shot versatility, offensive poise, and NBA-ready scoring instincts.
The Washington Wizards have had some legendary players throughout their history. When the team was known as the Washington Bullets, they had players like Wes Unseld and Elvin Hayes.
The Washington Wizards have been one of the busiest teams in the offseason so far, having made big moves to improve their roster. After a disastrous 2024-25 season, finishing at the bottom of the Eastern Conference with an 18-64 record, some big changes needed to be made to the team.
The Los Angeles Lakers brought in some toughness and defensive versatility with Marcus Smart. However, they're now going to have to play financial Jenga.