- Mike Wise
- Columnist
Mike Wise came to The Post in 2004 from The New York Times, where he primarily covered the NBA for 10 years. Born in Napa, Calif., he grew up in Hawaii and graduated from Fresno State University. His in-depth portraits of the NBA’ s Gilbert Arenas and former NHL enforcer Donald Brashear won the Associated Press Sports Editors’ Best Feature Award in 2006 and 2009, respectively. Mike was also cited by the APSE as one of America’s top five columnists in 2007 and 2010. He lives in the District with his wife, Christina, their son, Oliver, and, yes, Looly the dog. He also played college basketball very badly for Hawaii Pacific.
Wizards should trade No. 3 pick
COLUMN | Wizards should move their pick for a guy who can help get them to the playoffs immediately.
Peterson enjoys his low profile
COLUMN | District boxer Lamont Peterson shuns the spotlight, except when he’s in the ring.
No longer young, certainly outgunned
COLUMN | Caps’ Alex Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom and Mike Green are running out of chances in the playoffs.
Historical ability, talent for the ages
COLUMN | Given the comparisons Bryce Harper is drawing at 20 years old, why limit him to just baseball?
- Mike Wise: Capitals shake off their playoff history, move one game away
- Washington Capitals’ starring role in NHL’s passion playoffs
- Derrick Rose, by any other name, is making the right call by not playing for Chicago Bulls
- Jason Collins says response to coming out has ‘been remarkable’
- 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs: Capitals goaltender Braden Holtby bests Rangers’ Henrik Lundqvist in Game 1
- Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin shows he’s a captain worth following
- Jason Collins’s religious critics need to practice what they preach
- Steve Oleksy makes Washington Capitals and NHL playoffs after grinding for years







