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It’s LeBron and Co. tomorrow in D.C.!

With just two weeks left in the season, the Washington Wizards are in serious danger of setting a new franchise record for losses.

It’s January 5! And do you know what that means? Well, for NBA executives it marks the first day they can officially sign players to their roster on 10-day contracts. For those unaware, a 10-day deal allows a team to sign a player for three games or 10 days, whichever lasts longer.

How would great NBA players in the past perform today? And how would some of the Wizards’ current players perform if they played back in the 1960s?

Coaching is a true joy for me.

Previously, we asked for the best overall players, this time let's focus on one specific side of the ball: defense.

I asked for the AI site for the greatest Wizards and it provided an interesting list.

The Washington Wizards beat the Miami Heat 107-106 in overtime on Friday night at Capital One Arena. Here are five takeaways from what went down.

Here are some of the highlights from the celebrity guests.

The team announced Wednesday that the former Wizards trio of Gilbert Arenas, Caron Butler and Antawn Jamison will be reunited at Capital One Arena for "Throwback Night" on Friday, Nov. 18.