The Wizards beat the Magic 125-119 in a wild game featuring big nights from John Wall, Bradley Beal, Elfrid Payton, Jonathon Simmons, as well as [squints at notes] Bismack Biyombo and Ian Mahinmi. Defense was hard to find throughout the game, especially in the first half. The Wizards and Magic combined for 128 points, but not in the way you might expect. Washington didn’t make any threes in the half and Orlando only made four because both were getting to the rim with such ease they didn’t need to...
Read 3 months ago, Bullets Forever, Washington Wizards, Orlando Magic
Pacers 92, Cavaliers 90 (Pacers lead 2-1) These Pacers just don’t stop fighting. Despite Cleveland holding a 17-point halftime lead, Indiana came all the way back in the second half, holding the Cavs to...
Read 10 hours ago, SLAM Magazine, Indiana Pacers, Milwaukee Bucks, Washington Wizards
Twenty-five years later, it’s almost impossible to imagine a career like Chris Webber’s beginning the way Chris Webber’s career began. The No. 1 overall pick in 1993, traded on draft night. The 1994 Rookie...
Read 1 day ago, SLAM Magazine, Washington Wizards
The Washington Wizards could have a very different team next season if the front office decides to break up the duo of John Wall and Bradley Beal. Before the Horn, with the Wiz down 0-2, is a Wall/Beal...
Read 22 hours ago, Hoops Hype, Los Angeles Clippers, Washington Wizards
What was once a dull, lopsided series is suddenly quite interesting.
Read 9 hours ago, NBC Sports, Washington Wizards