The Washington Wizards only have 15 wins on the year, tied for the worst record in the NBA. Though, on those 15 wins, two of them have came against the Denver Nuggets.
The Washington Wizards are no longer at the bottom of the league. After Saturday night’s impressive win over the Denver Nuggets, the Wizards have passed the Utah Jazz for the worst record in the NBA.
This probably wasn’t supposed to be the case in March, or anytime, but the Washington Wizards are on an NBA roll. Hey, when you’re the Wizards and you’ve won three straight … well, that’s a roll. The latest example took place Saturday night, when Jordan Poole drilled a 35-footer to knock off the Nuggets in Denver.
One of the best things to receive in life is something you haven't had before. Another thing that may fall in this category is something that you may not have had in quite some time.
Playing on the road in the NBA is difficult. What's even more difficult is having success in the NBA. One of the most complex challenges is playing against the Denver Nuggets.
Don’t look any further. Since the post-trade deadline, the Washington Wizards have gained some traction behind Jordan Poole, Khris Middleton, and three budding rookies.
In the NBA, trades and free agent signings are often calculated by both the teams and the players. There are times when players may demand a trade and change their minds.
Analytics is becoming a huge part of everyday life. The goal is to improve life rather than work harder and struggle. The Washington Wizards have figured this out as they continue to run and improve their basketball operations.
Stats, analysis, commentary The Washington Wizards secured their second season sweep of an opponent this season, beating the Denver Nuggets in a fun game with lots of good signs for the future.
Jordan Poole swished a 35-foot, 3-pointer with 1.8 seconds left to give the Washington Wizards a stunning 126-123 victory over the Denver Nuggets on Saturday night.
Washington Wizards rookie forward Alex Sarr had a breakout performance in a surprising 126-123 win against the Denver Nuggets on the road.
The Washington Wizards don’t know much about winning these days and haven’t experienced competitive basketball since the days of John Wall and Bradley Beal.
The Washington Wizards are the worst team in the NBA by record but have a bright future ahead. Led by a new front office, the Wizards have already began amassing young talent.
Kyshawn George has officially been placed in the Washington Wizards’ franchise record books. After only 59 career games in the NBA, George hit his 100th three, marking the fastest a Wizards rookie has hit that milestone.
The Washington Wizards are well versed in finding the silver lining. They have been a dumpster fire defensively over the last couple of seasons but, can found joy in one particular area defensively: the Wizards are a shot-blocking powerhouse.
Jordan Poole has sparked significant buzz among basketball fans after making a bold claim about the Washington Wizards' future. Following his transition from the Golden State Warriors to the Wizards during the past few years, Poole expressed confidence that the team is on the verge of reaching new heights.
Washington Wizards rookie Kyshawn George has knocked down 100 3-pointers in just his 59th game. He now holds the record for the fastest Wizards rookie to reach 100 3-pointers, breaking Bradley Beal’s record of 60 games.
The Washington Wizards could be without promising forward Bilal Coulibaly for the rest of the regular season. Coulibaly suffered a hamstring injury during the first quarter of the Wizards' Monday contest against the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena.
Alex Sarr led seven Washington players in double figures with 19 points and the visiting Wizards avenged a 20-point loss to the Detroit Pistons two nights earlier with a 129-125 win on Thursday night.
There is a famous saying that relates to children which mentions it takes a village to raise them. That has proven to be true, even in the case of developing talent in the NBA.
NBA icon Michael Jordan came out of retirement for a second time in 2001 to play for the Washington Wizards. Jordan felt he could help the Wizards more as a player than as the team’s top decision-maker, a role he kept even after returning as a player.
It’s a disappointing end to his season, particularly after his rookie campaign also ended early due to injury.
While the season nears its end, the Wizards front office is in for an incredibly opportunistic offseason. The Wizards are on pace to finish the season with the worst record in the league and one of the worst in franchise history.
Kim Kardashian claims she paid for most of her engagement ring from Kris Humphries. The 44-year-old reality star - who split from the former NBA player after just 72 days of marriage in October 2011 - has revealed how she "had to" give up the 18-carat emerald cut diamond ring in their divorce settlement two years later.
In a Washington Wizards season defined by player development amid adversity, Jordan Poole has had a different experience from his Golden State Warriors days.
Wizards assistant coach Adam Caporn is set to serve as the head coach for the Australian national team in international competition.
Trade-deadline acquisitions Marcus Smart and Khris Middleton have had a positive impact on the Wizards so far. As Varun Shankar of The Washington Post writes, the two veterans have been active for the same seven games since debuting on February 21 and the team has gone 4-3 in those contests.
After years in Eastern Conference purgatory, the Washington Wizards finally look like a franchise heading in the right direction, which is why it was wise to not pursue a plan to acquire Beal at the trade deadline.
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