The Washington Wizards opted to hold onto their first and second round picks at the trade deadline this year. With the NCAA Tournament in full swing, what are some of the team's biggest needs in the 2018 draft?
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For a long period of time, the Washington Wizards performed poorly whenever John Wall was not on the court. Yet, they're 7-2 while Wall's been out with knee injury. What has changed, and why has the team found success in his absence?
Prior to the season, much anticipation and hype surrounded Kelly Oubre, Jr. Entering his third season, many expected Oubre to have a breakout year. Almost halfway through the season, he's proven to be one of the Wizards most important players.
Recent trade rumors have linked the Washington Wizards to All-Star center Deandre Jordan, whom the Los Angeles Clippers are reportedly shopping. While the acquisition of Jordan would be a big splash, it wouldn't move the needle for Washington.
In light of John Wall's knee injury, the Washington Wizards are thin at the point guard position. They'd be wise to search the free agent market for help. Veteran Ty Lawson is a viable option.
The Washington Wizards suffered their first lost of the season Wednesday night, falling to the Los Angeles Lakers in OT, 102-99.
Although the preseason doesn't carry too much significance, there have been some positive signs for the Washington Wizards. Most importantly, the performance of their revamped bench.
Washington Wizards forward Kelly Oubre Jr. has a big upcoming season to prepare for. He's eligible for an extension next summer, and to prove his worth.
With the NBA season beginning in just over 40 days, it's time to focus in on another launch event, NBA2K. What ratings can we expect for the Wizards?
After a career season for both John Wall and Bradley Beal, where does the Washington Wizards backcourt rank among the NBA's best.
Washington Wizards and Toronto Raptors have more in common than an All-Star level backcourt. They retained their guys this summer & look to down the Cavs.
The Washington Wizards played the Cleveland Cavaliers well last season. Halfway through the offseason, how do the teams match up now?
After a breakout season, Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal still has room for improvement. How can he elevate his game?
After weeks of suspense, John Wall announced that he's agreed to the contract extension of 4 years, $170 million dollars. He showed what's inside his DNA.
The Washington Wizards made several minor moves that could turn out to be very effective. So how will their rotation look next season?
A few weeks ago, the Washington Wizards offered John Wall a contract extension for 4 years, $168 million dollars. Fans need him to sign the deal.
Washington Wizards' starting five of Wall, Beal, Porter, Morris, & Gortat ranked as one of the best in the league. We predicted their stats for next season.
Washington Wizards guard John Wall had himself a great season.
Washington Wizards' Ian Mahinmi and Marcin Gortat are making a lot of money, have declining abilities, and can't share the court. It's time to make a move.
A recent Bleacher Report article predicted each team's future. Surprisingly, the improved Wizards, were predicted to decline. Here's why that's wrong.