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Photo by Stephen Gosling/NBAE via Getty Images We are still a couple days away from the second half of the Washington Wizards’ 2020-21 season. But in the meantime, we sat down last week to take a look at one of the major questions regarding this season: Will head coach Scott Brooks get an extension after this season? On the surface, it looks unlikely. He is on the last year of a five-year contract, which all but means that the front office doesn’t have confidence in him being the right fit over the next several years. However, they still have kept him despite a poor 3-8 start before a two...

Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images Thank you so much for your questions. We received a large number of questions for both the Wizards and Mystics, so I will put them in separate posts. This post will be on the Wizards questions that we received via email. I’ll have another post for our Wizards questions in the comments and after, another post on the Mystics’ questions. I apologize if we can’t get to all these questions today. Thank you! Email questions Scott Brooks will likely be fired after this year. Who do you see as a potential candidate? (Nathan Snell)

Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images Thank you for the questions in this mailbag. Answers to selected questions are below. We will have our next mailbag in mid-February. Thanks! What should be the goals for the Wizards after a bad start, Thomas Bryant’s injury, postponed games, Russell Westbrook’s injury etc.? How do you turn the season into a positive? (WhyNotTyler) John Morrow: It’s early enough in the season for the goal to remain making the playoffs. I personally think getting the 6 seed and avoiding the play-in games is a serious long shot but it’s still very early. The difference...

We chatted about the Washington Wizards’ crisis which goes hand in hand with the biggest crisis of our lifetimes.

Communiqué de presse de fin de marche (en anglais) Communiqué de presse envoyé par le collectif FOOTPRINTS FOR PEACE. COMMON HEALTH before COMMONWEALTH Anti uranium-mining walkers on home stretch to reach the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting Fifty walkers from fifteen different countries are set to reach Perth this week. The walkers left Wiluna nine weeks and 1,200 km’s ago. Through rain, wind, and dust, through hot days and cold nights the walkers have remained strong in their call for an end to uranium mining in Australia.  The group has been walking in solidarity wi...