Washington Wizards Archives

Ashley Ferris NBA January 5, 2020

Isaiah Thomas Fined $25,000 For Making ‘Inappropriate Contact’ With Referee

The NBA had no sympathy for Isaiah Thomas’ run-in with a referee on Friday night. In the second minute of

Nick Cermak NBA November 14, 2019

10 NBA players off to a hot start

The NFL is the biggest and most-watched professional sports organization in North America each October and November. Nothing the NBA

Nick Cermak NCAAB June 13, 2019

Best team fits for players in NBA Draft

Yardbarker NBA draft analyst Brett Koremenos offers the best player-team fits in the June 20 draft. (Vanderbilt’s Darius Garland and

Nick Cermak NBA April 22, 2019

What happens if Washington Wizards win NBA Draft Lottery?

One of the goals for the Washington Wizards coming into the 2018-2019 season was to get 50 wins. They ended

Nick Cermak NBA November 19, 2018

Wizards reportedly willing to trade John Wall, Bradley Beal

The Washington Wizards are off to a terrible start this season, and the team’s front office may not be willing

Mike Larcamp NBA November 21, 2017

Bradley Beal Becomes Youngest Player To Hit 700 Threes

Written by Rexwell Villas at Clutch Points.com When Bradley Beal knocked down the first of his two 3-point makes Monday

Mike Larcamp NBA November 14, 2017

Wizards Get Back On Track After Beating Kings

Written by Candace Buckner at Washington Post.com For the second straight game, the Washington Wizards turned significant segments over to the bench

Mike Larcamp NBA October 26, 2017

Wizards Fall To Lakers, And Lavar Ball Was Right

Written by Dan Steinberg at Washington Post.com “Never question LaVar Ball again,” a forlorn Steve Buckhantz said well after 1

Mike Larcamp NBA October 25, 2017

Lakers Butthurt that John Wall Is Going to Dominate Lonzo Tonight

Written by Ohm Youngmisuk at ESPN.com Brandon Ingram said Lonzo Ball and the Los Angeles Lakers did not take kindly to Marcin Gortat’s tweet about how John

Mike Larcamp NBA October 24, 2017

Wizards Stay Undefeated

Written by Candace Buckner at Washington Post.com The Washington Wizards had not developed much of a three-point shooting identity through