Better know a FA: Pablo Prigioni
Our look at this year's free agents rolls on with the Knicks' point guard.
Our look at this year's free agents rolls on with the Knicks' point guard.
Our series rolls on with a look at the mercurial Chicago Bulls guard.
Our series rolls on with a look at the Golden State Warriors' point guard. Is there any chance the Wizards could pry him away this summer?
Our series on affordable impending free agents continues with a look at Indiana Pacers guard D.J. Augustin. Would he make for a good backup point guard?
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.
Would C.J. Watson make a good cost-effective addition to the Wizards' backcourt? We examine the Brooklyn Nets guard's game.
We kick off our look at the 2013 free agency market with Atlanta's Devin Harris. Is he the third guard the Wizards need? Can Washington afford him?
Here's an overview of the Washington Wizards' salary-cap situation this summer. How can they improve? What limitations will they have?
A 24-25 finish blurs the Leonsis Line of .500 or bust following John Wall's return ... or does it? We really don't know, because the goalposts keep shifting.
Ernie Grunfeld bought himself time with the Wizards' strong finish this season, but he must deliver next season for the Wizards to complete this rebuilding effort.
Both players confirmed that they will play out the final year of their contracts instead of exercising early-termination clauses.
Emeka Okafor told CSN Washington that he expects to stay in D.C. next season, but that doesn't necessarily mean he'll be here on the final year of his existing contract.
Disconnected financial logic might argue against it, but the stars are lined up.
One report suggests that "all the signals point" to John Wall receiving a maximum contract extension, but this report yields many more questions than answers.
We're re-evaluating each of the free agents signed by the Washington Wizards this past offseason as part of an SB Nation-wide look back at each NBA team's pick ups.
A list of players who signed contracts this summer for less than the mid-level exception that could have been pursued rather than trading for Trevor Ariza and Emeka Okafor.
With John Wall sidelined, the Wizards have brought in the veteran Pargo on a one year deal.
ESPN's Marc Stein cites sources as saying the former Wizard is thinking of starting the NBA season in China.
After searching for a new team most of the summer, Andray Blatche appears to be headed to the Brooklyn Nets, according to his agent.
Former Washington Wizard and Lithuanian Olympic basketball team member Darius Songaila is hoping to return to the NBA next year. Will he make it, and where will he go?
The Washington Wizards have signed Martell Webster, according to a report.
Today's links leads with the news that the Wizards are considering signing Martell Webster.
The Washington Wizards reportedly worked out former Minnesota Timberwolves small forward Martell Webster and are interested in signing him.
James Singleton won't return to the Wizards next season and the fans are left wondering why. If a better offer might have gotten Big Game James to sign on dotted line, should the front-office have done it? Yes.
James Singleton will not return to the Wizards, his agent confirms.
Roger Mason has elected to sign with the New Orleans Hornets instead of the Washington Wizards, according to reports.