The pick-and-roll is one of the simplest yet most effective plays in basketball. Despite its basic design, it remains the foundation of nearly every great NBA offense.
With the NBA season underway, fans and media alike have begun a discourse surrounding the future of the Washington Wizards backcourt. Despite being one of the better and more productive rookies in the NBA last season, Bub Carrington has found himself on the negative side of these conversations.
The Washington Wizards are a team in transition, and that transition could take a dramatic turn this season. Could the team, in the middle of a lengthy rebuild, explore trading three of their most intriguing young players in Bub Carrington, Cam Whitmore and Bilal Coulibaly?
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
On Oct. 16, Washington Wizards guard suffered sore knee injury in Washington’s game against the Detroit Pistons. This forced him to miss the rest of the game.
Bub Carrington is about to experience a season unlike any other in his young NBA career. As he enters his second year with the Washington Wizards, Carrington faces a lot of pressure to lead a team in transition, especially after the franchise’s complex rebuilding efforts over the years.
The Washington Wizards played their final preseason game against the Detroit Pistons, and it was ugly. The game started in disaster from the jump, as Bub Carrington was injured in the first few minutes.
The Washington Wizards enter the new NBA season with renewed optimism and a belief that their young core is ready to take the next step. After a rebuilding year filled with growing pains, two second-year players, Alex Sarr and Bub Carrington, stand at the center of this potential turnaround.
The point guard position remains one of the most pivotal in the NBA. Teams throughout the league have thrived over the years, thanks in large part to the nightly heroics and the elite play they receive from their floor general.
The Washington Wizards' accumulation of talent amidst their arduous rebuild has brought them into contact with several former DMV products, with various long-standing bonds making it that much easier for the young roster to mesh as they go forth in attempting to pull the franchise in the right direction.
There is no doubt that Klutch Sports is one of the best agencies in all of American sports. They represent NBA players, such as the former Laker duo of LeBron James and Anthony Davis, as well as NFL superstars like Jalen Hurts and Myles Garrett.
When you think of the Washington Wizards, you may immediately think of the players on the roster. The Wizards have had so many young players come in through the draft in the NBA Lottery, so it is easy to think of Alex Sarr, Bilal Coulibaly, Tre Johnson and even Bub Carrington.
Life can be busy and overwhelming at times. It feels as if the grind never ends, as you are faced with a new challenge every day. The rebuild of the Washington Wizards has been a challenge, too.
The Marcus Smart era in Washington is over. His brief time with the Washington Wizards delivered a first-round pick, but it's still hard to see where the franchise is heading.
Ahead of the matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers, the Washington Wizards starting five was utterly different. The new lineup left out all five of the previous game's starters.
The Washington Wizards announced their roster for the upcoming Summer League, a roster that's filled with recent high draft picks. The roster features seven first-round picks from the last two NBA Drafts, including the following players: 2024: Alex Sarr (No.
The Washington Wizards spent their first two drafts as a rebuild-focused unit by bringing in defensively-tilted prospects, guys who could play together with plenty of potential to grow on the offensive end using their developing jump shots and preternatural feel for the game.
Bub Carrington is here to stay! In the final game of the Washington Wizards' season, Carrington made sure to give the fans one more exciting moment. Against the Play-In-bound Miami Heat, Carrington hit a game-winning layup to give the Wizards a win in the last game of their season.
The Washington Wizards finished with one of the NBA's worst records. In the season's final month, it looked like they also found one of the NBA's best rookies.
Bub Carrington made a heavily contested floater at the buzzer to lead the visiting Washington Wizards over the short-handed Miami Heat 119-118 on Sunday.
Washington Wizards rookie Bub Carrington's viral moment with Sacramento Kings big man Jonas Valanciunas made a lot of buzz because of the wholesome hilarity that ensued on the court.
On March 20, 2025, a prominent figure in Baltimore basketball unfortunately passed away. Carlton Carrington Sr., the father of Washington Wizards rookie Carlton "Bub" Carrington, passed away.
Ever since the trade deadline back in February, the Washington Wizards have been playing with a pep in their step. Initially, this newfound vigor wasn't quite translating to wins.
One of the youngest players in the 2024 NBA Draft, Carlton “Bub” Carrington was selected higher than many anticipated with the 14th selection by the Washington Wizards.
Friday night’s NBA Summer League matchup between the Washington Wizards and the Atlanta Hawks featured the top two picks in this year’s NBA Draft: Zaccharie Risacher and Alexandre Sarr.