Our look at impending free agents that are unlikely to receive big salaries continues with Beno Udrih, who was dealt from Milwaukee to Orlando at the trade deadline.

Jason Collins talks to Bill Simmons about being the first openly gay male professional athlete and his life in the NBA. Collins also heaps praise on his Wizards teammates, the organization, and John Wall.

The Washington Wizards' 19-year-old shooting guard finished well behind Damian Lillard and Anthony Davis for the award, but well in front of everyone else.

Jordan Crawford sits down with Michael Lee to talk about the end of his tenure in DC. Unfortunately, this story sounds all too familiar.

A recent Grantland piece leads to a number of questions about the importance of Martell Webster and the need for role-playing wings that can shoot and defend.

Garrett Temple was signed as a D-League fill-in and ended up starting 36 games for the injury-riddled Wizards. We take a look back at his 2012-13 season.

Would C.J. Watson make a good cost-effective addition to the Wizards' backcourt? We examine the Brooklyn Nets guard's game.

Here's our ongoing post with Wizards-centric reactions to Jason Collins announcing that he is gay.

We continue our look back at the 2012-13 season with our latest installment of player evaluations. This time Kevin Seraphin gets the spotlight.

Jason Collins, who finished the 2012-13 season with the Washington Wizards, announced he is gay in an exclusive article for Sports Illustrated. Collins is the first active NBA player to come out of the closet.