The NBA off-season is officially underway as the first trade has been made between the Washington Wizards and New Orleans Hornets. Here is my analysis on the deal which includes Emeka Okafor, Trevor Ariza, Rashard Lewis, and a pick in the up-coming 2012 NBA Draft. … [Read more...] about New Orleans Hornets dump salary in trade with Washington Wizards
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Washington Wizards off-season plan remains the same
Team president Ernie Grunfeld called this the second year of a three-year plan for the Washington Wizards franchise. After finishing with the second worst record in the NBA, there will need to be some accelerated growth next season if the team is going to reach the desired destination of said plan. Having another high draft pick and adding some veteran pieces this off-season … [Read more...] about Washington Wizards off-season plan remains the same
Wizards Need Wall and Arenas to Co-Exist
David Kay's NBA season previews take a stop in our nation's capital where one question rings loud; can rookie John Wall and veteran Gilbert Arenas co-exist in the same backcourt? Even if the duo does gel together this season, do not expect the re-building Wizards to be a major factor in the Eastern Conference. … [Read more...] about Wizards Need Wall and Arenas to Co-Exist
Back to the Drawing Board for the Washington Wizards
By: David Kay The Sports Bank's off-season breakdowns continue with a look at what the Washington Wizards need to do to begin their re-building process. … [Read more...] about Back to the Drawing Board for the Washington Wizards
Bulls-Wizards Live Blog
The Washington Wizards begin life anew without their star (and future potential jailbird) Gilbert Arenas. They next head to Chicago, to take on a Bulls team coming off a big win in Boston and riding a three game win streak. Stay right here to keep up with what goes down at the United Center tonight. … [Read more...] about Bulls-Wizards Live Blog
NBA Power Rankings: #16 Washington Wizards
by: David Kay 2008-09 Season Summary: On paper, it is sort of difficult to believe that this team finished with the second worst record in the NBA. But when you take into account that two of their expected starters (Gilbert Arenas and Brendan Haywood) combined to start just seven games, it makes a lot more sense. Having fired their head coach just eleven games into the … [Read more...] about NBA Power Rankings: #16 Washington Wizards