Wizards’ rebuild is on track after big draft and trade wins. But they’re not done yet. The next free agency move could change ...

To put it another way: drafting Flagg or Harper would have given the Wizards their clearest, cleanest opportunity so far in their rebuild to draft someone who will be a future star.

Ideally, a contending team ought to have the personnel to match up well against any kind of lineup, from a small-ball ...

Drawing such a low pick for the upcoming NBA Draft was a tough blow for the Washington Wizards, whose rebuild strategy depends on drafting excellence. The Wizards suffered arguably the most tragic ...

Say this about the Washington Wizards, and the master planner who’s overseeing their tear down: They’re trying. In so many ways small and large, intentional and artful, the Wizards are trying ...

Drawing such a low pick for the upcoming NBA Draft was a tough blow for the Washington Wizards, whose rebuild strategy depends on drafting excellence. The Wizards suffered arguably the most tragic ...

Wizards Linked to Big Man Who Could Change Draft Strategy . ... Hayes would be a great addition to the Wizards. He fits the needs of the rebuild, as he is just 25 years old and the Wizards need size.

This is where the Wizards’ strategy comes into play. ... Ultimately, the Wizards’ rebuild may not show immediate results in the win column, but the franchise’s long-term vision is taking shape.

Wizards In latest loss, Wizards get a long look at a few bricks of their rebuild. In the midst of a busy stretch of schedule, Washington falls to Toronto by 15 in the first leg of a back-to-back.

Washington Wizards' rookie trio of Alex Sarr, Kyshawn George, and Bub Carrington have achieved a record that has never been done before. The future is bright for these three.

Drawing such a low pick for the upcoming NBA Draft was a tough blow for the Washington Wizards, whose rebuild strategy depends on drafting excellence. The Wizards suffered arguably the most tragic ...

Wizards General Manager Will Dawkins, shown in 2023, says the team is “not skipping steps” in its rebuild. (Craig Hudson for The Washington Post) Column by Candace Buckner ...