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Wizards hoping to hit the NBA draft lottery
Washington has the second-best odds at winning the No. 1 pick in the June 28 draft.
Mason wants to stay a Wizard
Roger Mason Jr. would like his time extended with his hometown team for a while longer after finishing last season on a high note.
Lessons from the NBA playoffs
OPINION | To succeed like the NBA’s final four, the Wizards must draft talented difference-makers.
Scores and Schedule
Teams | Standings | Statistics | Scoreboard
DC Sports Bog
Morning pixels: Bryce Harper is baseball’s fastest home run trotter
Here’s old-school for ya: the Nats’ phenom has three of MLB’s nine fastest home run trots this season.”
Bethesda Big Train celebrity softball game features Redskins, Wizards, Mike Wise, me
Come to Shirley Povich field on Sunday and ask for autographs and rank the celebrities.”
D.C. athletes supporting the Caps
As the D.C. Spring continues to blossom, more than a dozen non-hockey playing athletes get into the NHL playoffs.”
Aaron Rodgers wants John Wall to teach him how to Dougie
Wizards point guard gets a jersey and a message from the Packers quarterback.”
Jan Vesely watches himself kiss his girlfriend on a Czech talk show
Having completed his rookie season in D.C., the Wizards project sits in on the famous Jana Krause Show.”
NBA
Parker puts Thunder on their heels
Tony Parker drills 16-of-21 shots on his way to a game-high 34 points as San Antonio rolls to its 20th straight victory and a 2-0 series lead.
Latest NBA news
- Parker puts Thunder on their heels
- The NBA lottery will give the Hornets closure to the Paul trade and a rough season
- Kevin Durant scores 31, but Spurs beat Thunder 120-111 in Game 2 of conference finals
- After a woeful season like no other, Bobcats hope to jump from worst to first in draft lottery
- Del Negro to return as Clippers coach after team exercises contract option
Wizards & NBA galleries
Wizards’ Martin takes it 10 days a time
Cartier Martin, signed to a 10-day contract by the Wizards, is hoping to stick in the league.
Homegrown D.C. basketball stars
From Elgin Baylor and Dave Bing to David Robinson and Kevin Durant, the District has produced a plethora of basketball stars.
Wizards videos
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Recent columns
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OPINION | One month ago, the Verizon Center denizens appeared toward offseasons of discontent; suddenly, the outlook has taken an upward turn.
OPINION | The Wizards need to part ways with Andray Blatche, for his sake as much as theirs.
COLUMN | Coach Saunders was forced to take the fall for a motley Wizards roster he didn’t assemble.
COLUMN | To truly rebuild, the Wizards need to bid farewell to Andray Blatche, JaVale McGee and Nick Young.
COLUMN | Conference finalists show that the path to NFL success lies in finding the right quarterback, a lesson the Redskins need to learn.
Wizards archives
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- Grunfeld rewarded after difficult year
- Grunfeld, Wizards need to stick together
- Wizards build bonds on, off court
- Wizards edge Miami’s skeleton crew
- The Wizards’ invisible man
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A closer examination of the first word in the Olympic motto — “Faster, Higher, Stronger.”
2011-12 Winter All-Met teams
Meet D.C.’s best in basketball, indoor track, swimming/diving, wrestling and ice hockey.
Redskins’ last title turns 20
Players, coaches share their stories from season capped by win in Super Bowl XXVI.
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