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The Wizards are on a four-game road trip and look to get a win at Memphis.
Another season, and another road-trip whose goals are... get one win out of five. Or, at least try. Here’s the preview.
Game Info
When: Friday, Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. ET
Where: FedEx Forum, Memphis, TN
How to watch: LeaguePass
Injury Report
Wizards: Marvin Bagley III, Kyle Kuzma (GTD), Saddiq Bey, Malcolm Brogdon (Out)
Grizzlies: Luke Kennard, John Konchar (GTD), Cam Spencer, Vince Williams Jr., Marcus Smart (Out)
Pregame notes
Is Kyshawn George going to shoot 17 threes each game? — The Wizards th ..read more
Bullets Forever
1d ago
Washington Wizards wing Bilal Coulibaly | Photo by Stephen Gosling/NBAE via Getty Images
Stats, analysis, commentary
Six games into a season expected to be characterized with lots of losing, the Washington Wizards are off to a 2-4 start and have performed a bit better than preseason expectations. They’ve suffered some stomp losses, and both wins came against the injury-riddled Atlanta Hawks.
To be clear, the Wizards are among the league’s weakest teams (even just looking at the first couple weeks of the season) and will be in contention for worst record. But their early season performance brin ..read more
Bullets Forever
2d ago
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They were 30th to start the 2024-25 season, but are now 27th.
The Washington Wizards are not going to be a playoff team in the 2024-25 NBA season. In fact, they may very well be one of the bottom three or even the worst team once the regular season ends. But for now, Washington’s recent two-game winning streak against the Atlanta Hawks has helped them in various power rankings.
ESPN released their latest NBA Power Rankings yesterday, where Washington ranked 27th. They have a 2-4 regular season record and are ranked ahead of the Detroit Pistons, Po ..read more
Bullets Forever
3d ago
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There are no NBA games. Exercise your right!
Today is Election Day 2024 in the United States. At the top of the ticket, current Vice President Kamala Harris is going against former U.S. President Donald Trump for the chance to succeed current President Joe Biden. But there are numerous Senate races and every House of Representative race for the U.S. Congress. Election Day also has numerous state legislature races, state referendums AND local elections.
There are no NBA games today. And I encourage you, if you are an American citizen ..read more
Bullets Forever
4d ago
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The Warriors easily beat the Wizards Monday night.
If you look at the lead image you’re looking at the most interesting image from the Washington Wizards’ 125-112 loss to the Golden State Warriors on Monday night.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, national icon, came with a message. His players then made sure that there was nothing else too exciting or interesting that evening on the court.
The Warriors started the game decisively with Steph Curry above all being decisive, despite coming back from an ankle injury. He was looking good to the tune of 18 points a ..read more
Bullets Forever
4d ago
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Let’s get a much needed win before Election Day.
The Washington Wizards play the Miami Heat tonight at 9:30 p.m. ET. Here is the formal preview.
The game can be seen on Monumental Sports Network.
WIZARDS PRE GAME SHOW
Tune in for a live pre-game show at 6:30 p.m. EST. with Matt Modderno.
WIZARDS LIVE STREAM
And also during the game, Kevin Broom and Gabe Ibrahim will be on our Playback.TV stream starting at around 7:15 p.m. ET.
Join us on Playback and we’ll provide some VIP passes to ensure you can watch the game as we are! Please watch on Playback ..read more
Bullets Forever
4d ago
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Stephanie White will go to the Indiana Fever while Tyler Marsh is going to the Chicago Sky. The Washington Mystics are still figuring out their General Manager situation.
Monumental Basketball President Michael Winger is looking to bring in a new Washington Mystics General Manager. But once he makes that hire, there won’t be as many quality head coaches to bring on.
First, the Indiana Fever hired former Connecticut Sun head coach Stephanie White. White was also a former Fever head coach herself.
we have named Stephanie White as our next head coach ..read more
Bullets Forever
5d ago
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Can the Wiz get their first non-Hawks win?
The Washington Wizards on Monday will look to cool off a streaking Golden State Warriors squad that may be without its best player.
Game info
When: Monday, November 4 at 7:15 PM ET
Where: Capital One Arena
How to watch: Monumental/NBA League Pass; Also on the Bullets Forever Playback
Injuries
Washington —Malcolm Brogdon (Out - Thumb), Saddiq Bey (Out - Knee), Kyle Kuzma (Questionable - Groin)
Golden State —Stephen Curry (Questionable - Ankle), De’Anthony Melton (Out - Back)
What to watch for
The Bilal Cou ..read more
Bullets Forever
5d ago
Another excellent game from Washington Wizards wing Bilal Coulibaly. | Photo by Stephen Gosling/NBAE via Getty Images
Stats, analysis, commentary
Games like this are why you have to savor things like the two-game winning streak against the Atlanta Hawks. Last night in Mexico City, the Washington Wizards took on a well-coached, reasonably talented, and mostly healthy Miami Heat and got smoked, 118-98.
This is normal and fine. Young players on rebuilding teams are usually inconsistent — sometimes excellent and other times awful. Seasons like the 2024-25 campaign are an opportunity to help player ..read more
Bullets Forever
6d ago
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Washington kept things relatively close in the first half. But a poor third quarter made all the difference with this loss.
After a 2-2 start in the 2024-25 NBA season, the Washington Wizards followed it up with a 118-98 loss to the Miami Heat on Saturday night in Mexico City.
Washington kept things interesting in the first half, losing 56-48. They were still down by double digits for most of that half. Still, the Wizards held the Heat to 37.3 percent shooting and got on a nice run before halftime.
In the third quarter, the Heat’s talent advantage ..read more