On Wednesday, the NBA announced the draw for the teams, all of which will participate in the 2025-26 NBA Cup. The Washington Wizards will be in East Group A with the Indiana Pacers, Atlanta Hawks, Cleveland Cavaliers and Toronto Raptors.

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

While we are in the offseason of the NBA, it's hard to believe we will be starting a new season soon. The offseason tends to blow by swiftly right before our ve

What can the Wizards expect from the 2025 draft's sixth pick? He'll be "an old-school throwback kind of guy" and an elite shooter.

Beyond the trophies and records, it was Jordan’s passion for the game that pushed him to defy expectations and return to the NBA.

As free agency goes on, the Washington Wizards are still silent. The Wizards have been relatively quiet throughout the entire free agency period. However, they

Houston’s offseason overhaul continues. The Rockets are trading forward Cam Whitmore to the Washington Wizards for two second-round picks, according to multiple reports. The deal, which was confirmed on July 6, was folded into an existing framework involving CJ McCollum’s larger trade to the Wizards from the New Orleans Pelicans.

Ideally, a contending team ought to have the personnel to match up well against any kind of lineup, from a small-ball opponent to an opponent that starts two bigs. The Wizards’ brain trust intends to become that kind of team eventually. But not now. It’s still too early in the rebuild.

South Bend's Blake Wesley has a new home in the NBA.According to reports, the South Bend Riley high school alum and former Notre Dame standout was traded tonigh

There are several undrafted free agents and G League players who will round out the Wizards Summer League team