'A season of two halves'
Ernie Grunfeld spoke to the media about a number of topics, including the 2012-13 season, the many injuries that struck and what to do with several of the team's young prospects.
Bullets Forever Original Reporting
Unseld, Hayes disagree about tanking
A press conference involving former Bullets great Wes Unseld and Elvin Hayes featured an interesting debate on tanking, with the two legends disagreeing on the value of winning games late in the season.
Defense + Confidence = Close Wins
After being on the wrong side of so many close games this season, the Wizards seem to have figured out how to keep it close and win.
So much more than a scorer
John Wall has put his scoring skills on display
Wall makes fans of us all
The development of John Wall has gone from baby steps to giant leaps, and people are starting to notice.
John Wall 2.0
Are we witnessing honest-to-goodness development from John Wall?
Webster explains 'Unveiling the Wizard'
Martell Webster showed off a new celebration after a two-handed slam in the Wizards' win over the Hornets Friday. After the game, he gave it a name.
Less is more
John Wall kept things simple during his standout performance against the Milwaukee Bucks, but arriving at that conclusion can sometimes take time. Is the Wizards' point guard finally starting to grasp the concept?
Wizardly Analytics: Takeaways from Sloan
As the dust settles on the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, it's clear that the Wizards are ahead of the pack in some ways and bringing up the rear in others.
He's back ... for now
John Wall's recent slump came to a head last week with a particularly dispiriting performance and postgame interview. But all that seems like a distant memory following a clutch showing Sunday night against the Sixers.
Beal's impressive season continues
The rookie guard is starting to draw a lot of attention for his play over the past couple months, and he justified the praise Friday night with a career-high 29 points against the Knicks.
Wittman: 'We got what we deserved'
Randy Wittman was sharply critical of his team following their loss to the Detroit Pistons. Also, other players respond to John Wall's struggles.
No need for hero ball
With the game tied at 103, the Wizards ran an actual play instead of just clearing it out for one of their best perimeter players. Why don't more teams do that?
Wall's lesson? Don't hang your head
John Wall had a bad game against the Raptors, but of greater concern is his propensity to get frustrated when things aren't going his way. Hopefully, that's the lesson he learns from Monday's performance.
The Wizards' defense is elite
Washington continued its season-long defensive onslaught of other teams in a 15-point drubbing of Brooklyn on Friday night. How good has the Wizards' defense been recently? We take a look at the numbers.
Singleton: Wizards 'top 4' team in East if healthy
The reserve Wizards forward made a bold statement about where the Wizards would have been if they were healthy all season, but he's not alone in thinking big in that locker room.
Welcome back to the rotation
After being glued to the bench for most of January, Chris Singleton has been a solid contributor to the Wizards' rotation in the last three games.
Why the Wizards' small lineup succeeded
The Wizards pulled away from the Clippers last night by employing a small lineup with Trevor Ariza as the de-facto power forward. Why did it work so well? We asked the players and coaches.
Confusion reigns after Thomas' game-winner
The Wizards were victimized by an Isaiah Thomas buzzer beater, and afterwards, they couldn't properly explain what happened.
Coming into his own
The Washington Wizards have been lighting up the scoreboard since John Wall returned from injury. How has the third year point guard had such a dramatic effect on his team?
Webster to BF: 'I love this organization'
Is Martell Webster a part of the Wizards' future? The Wizards' forward tells Bullets Forever that while he's not "focused" on his impending free agency, he is having "the most fun I've had in my career."
How Webster and Ariza shut down Afflalo
Washington demolished Orlando last night, and big part of the win was wing defense. Webster and Ariza locked down on Orlando's leading scorer Arron Afflalo, holding him to just two points only 2 nights after he scored 30 against the Clippers.
How the Wizards ran to victory
The Washington Wizards ran all over the Orlando Magic in a blowout victory. How did they do it? With every player working in harmony together.
Beal and Wall, together at last
The Washington Wizards' backcourt of the future played its first game together as the Wizards defeated the Atlanta Hawks. Just how well will Bradley Beal and John Wall complement each other?
Hope restored in locker room
The Wizards can't undo the 33 games that John Wall missed, but one game of him doing his thing in limited minutes was enough for several players to look at the 2012-13 season as if it only began Saturday.
Wall's teammates weren't surprised
John Wall's first-game performance exceeded many fans' expectations, but the players that went against him in practice all week were not nearly as surprised.
