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Photo by Will Newton/Getty Images I listen to several podcasts, including some on the Washington Wizards regularly. Two of our writers, Matt Modderno and Ben Mehic are co-hosts of the Bleav in Wizards and Locked on Wizards podcasts respectively which you can listen to on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other platforms. I also check out On the Road with Buck and Phil, hosted by former Wizards play-by-play announcer Steve Buckhantz and color analyst Phil Chenier. There are some national NBA podcasts I listen to as well, including The Mismatch on The Ringer, which is hosted by Chris Vernon and Kevin...

Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images The Washington Wizards (5-13) defeated the Miami Heat (7-14) 103-100 on Wednesday night in Miami. Instead of fighting back from behind, Washington held on to a late lead, even when the Heat were making runs to keep the Wizards on their toes. This win was also notable because they actually were behind for much of the game. Like most games this season, Washington played from behind, especially in the middle, Things were not looking good toward the end of the second half and for much of the beginning of the third quarter as the Heat built up a 13-point lead.

The Blazers hope to bounce back against the Wizards.

Portland Trail Blazers vs. Washington Wizards Preview Share this story (4-12) The Blazers got trounced, smashed, blown away, humbled, overpowered, bested, discombobulated, routed, outplayed — really enjoying my new thesaurus — by the Milwaukee Bucks last night, and the Wizards are flying high after a surprise win over the supposedly contending Brooklyn Nets on Sunday. Portland needs to wipe the memory of the Fiserv Forum free-for-all and get back on track in the nation’s capital, because no one wants to see a cocky, upbeat Russell Westbrook for too long. This game was only scheduled l...

Let’s take a look at how well the Washington Wizards head coach is doing based on his defensive performance. In part two of my attempt to use objective data in the evaluation of Wizards coach Scott Brooks and his counterparts around the league, I’m going to dive into defense.