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.
The Washington Wizards are focused on the future, having accepted the present will be a difficult grind. Holding the worst record in the league as the Eastern Conference’s 15th seed (13-51), the Washington Wizards hope their patience will eventually pay off.
Washington Wizards big man Alex Sarr has etched his name as one of the greatest youngsters in NBA history. The 19-year-old is the first rookie to record 60 3-pointers, 300 rebounds, 105 assists, and 70 blocks.
Stats. Analysis. Commentary. Not from Kevin Broom. The Washington Wizards lost to the Toronto Raptors last night, 119-104. Kevin Broom is out for the next few days with work, so you get to deal with me instead.
In the world we live in today, it is important to move forward in life. We all want to grow and make improvements. One thing we never want to do is move backward in life.
The Washington Wizards’ rookies were largely written off after an uneven Summer League campaign headlined by Alex Sarr’s 9-of-47 shooting clip. Now, the Wiz Kids are proving that the future is bright in the District.
Alex Sarr’s future is unpredictable. The second overall pick hasn’t had an outstanding start to his career. What does his future hold? The 2024 draftee has had some considerable up-and-downs to start his first NBA season.
The Washington Wizards’ youth movement has never been more fun than it is right now. Kyshawn George, Alex Sarr, and Bub Carrington combined for 56 points, 17 rebounds, 15 assists, five steals, and five blocks in their 125-122 victory over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night, signaling a bright future in the District.
The Washington Wizards have been extremely busy over the last couple of years. They have had to make a lot of decisions amid these busy times. It started when they decided to trade their franchise player, Bradley Beal.
The Washington Wizards were mulling between Alex Sarr and Reed Sheppard for the No. 2 overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. While the Wizards selected Sarr, a decision they should be happy with, the team could look at pairing the two top prospects from last year's draft.
The Washington Wizards can still count all of their wins on two hands as the season winds down to end the month of February. There isn't a lot to like about what Washington has put out this season, but the young roster has a lot of promise and reason to stick around.
With March just around the corner and the All-Star Break in the rearview mirror, the NBA world in markets like Washington shifts its focus fully onto the youngsters.
There comes a time in life when you have to fully embrace your moment. That time may be now for the Washington Wizards. It's now-or-never for the Wizards, as they know they won't be making the playoffs this season.
Washington Wizards rookie Alex Sarr has earned recognition as the NBA's best teenager, surpassing fellow rookie Bub Carrington in a recent evaluation. This distinction highlights Sarr's impressive performance on the court and his potential for growth in the league.
The Washington Wizards are looking to cash in big following their investment in a rising star, forward Alex Sarr. There is no doubt that Alex Sarr is having a heck of a season for the Washington Wizards.
Washington Wizards big man Alex Sarr is expected to have more playing time when the second half of the season comes around. Sarr was splitting time with veteran Jonas Valanciunas before he was traded to the Sacramento Kings ahead of the deadline, but now the No.
The Washington Wizards drafted some of the league's youngest players over the past year, including two teenagers in Alex Sarr and Bub Carrington. Bleacher Report listed the best player at every age in the NBA, and Dan Favale declared Alex Sarr as the league's best 19-year-old.
Alex Sarr’s early NBA journey faced intense scrutiny. His NBA Summer League debut was disastrous, particularly his 0-of-15 performance against the Portland Trail Blazers.
There’s no sugarcoating it — Alex Sarr faced some serious fire last summer. His performance in the NBA Summer League, particularly his 0-of-15 outing against the Portland Trail Blazers, left him open to the harshest critiques.
A pair of big men have been named the NBA’s Rookies of the Month for games played in December.
Despite his early season struggles, the young big man has earned a reputation as a reliable rim protector and versatile defensive threat.
Here, we have the Washington Wizards, who are still in the early stages of a total rebuild and dealing with a muddled roster including No. 2 pick Alex Sarr.
Bronny James isn't the only rookie struggling at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas.
The Frenchman took 15 total shots with seven of his attempts coming from beyond the arc. He missed every single one of them.
No. 1 pick Zaccharie Risacher and No. 2 pick Alex Sarr dueled on the first night of the Las Vegas Summer League. On Sunday, the two French teenagers were barely noticeable in their teams' losses.
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