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The Wizards went 3-2 since the last PPA update with a good win against the Miami Heat, a couple bad losses (to the Charlotte Hornets and New Orleans Pelicans), a close win over a terrible Oklahoma...

Fifteen games into the season, the picture of this year’s Wizards is still fuzzy. A better than average defense seems likely, though top 12 seems more probable than top 5. The offense seems headed...

The Wizards are 4-1 and off to their best start in seven seasons. Important note: every statistical data point should be viewed with a skeptical eye. The sample sizes are tiny and can fluctuate...

The Wizards overcame a horrific performance from Bradley Beal and an injury to starting center Daniel Gafford to outlast the Boston Celtics, 116-107 last night. Washington ran its record to 3-1 in...

Just as it was important not to read too much into the season-opening win against the Toronto Raptors, don’t assign too much meaning to last night’s loss to the Brooklyn Nets. That said, I saw some...

The Washington Wizards squeaked out a one-point overtime win against the Indiana Pacers despite the absence of All-NBA guard Bradley Beal (hip contusion). As makes sense for an overtime game, the...

As far as revenge games go, Sam Dekker’s went a lot better than Isaac Bonga’s. That’s fair, since Dekker had the stronger case to stay with the Wizards than Bonga did. Low bar, I know. Speaking of...

What should we take from preseason exhibition games? If you answer anything other than "very little" or "almost nothing," you’re wrong. This would be the case, even if the Wizards played well,...

What should fans take from last night’s preseason game between the Washington Wizards and Houston Rockets? Basically nothing, good or bad. Sure, feel free to look for signs and portents and omens....

Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images The Wizards’ 2020-21 season came to an unceremonious end with a 17-point loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, who were playing without their best player, Joel Embiid. Despite the absence of an MVP-level performer, the Sixers pummeled the Wizards to close out the series 4-1. The Wizards had their own injury travails, of course. Starting center Thomas Bryant was out with a torn knee ligament, as he has been all season, and Davis Bertans was sidelined with a strain...