Beal to get X-ray in 'next couple weeks'
You'll recall CSN Washington's report earlier this week that Bradley Beal had yet to be cleared to return to baskeball-related activities despite being seven weeks removed from being shut down with...
Washington Wizards Injuries
Beal still not cleared after stress injury
It's been nearly seven weeks and Bradley Beal still isn't cleared to return to basketball-related activities after shutting it down due to a stress injury in his right fibula.
Nene, Ariza, Webster all shut down for the year
Nene, Martell Webster, and Trevor Ariza all shut down for the rest of the season, according to J. Michael at CSN.
Webster deciding whether to play final 3 games
Wizards forward Martell Webster discussed his injured abdominal and suggested that it's possible he will sit for the Wizards' final three games.
Beal suggests he may have pushed himself too hard
In an interview with reporters, Bradley Beal admitted that, in retrospect, he may have pushed himself too hard to play through ankle and leg pain this season.
Stress injury in fibula ends Beal's season
The Wizards' rookie will not play in the team's final eight games due to a stress injury in his right fibula. Did this injury happen because of his previous ankle problems?
Ariza injures knee, 'probably' out vs. Bucks
The Wizards' forward hurt his left knee against the Cavaliers and probably won't play Wednesday against the Bucks, at the very least.
Beal and Booker doubtful for Clippers game
Bradley Beal and Trevor Booker are both likely to miss the Clippers game with sore wrists.
Wall injures left shoulder
Washington Wizards star John Wall left the team's game against the Memphis Grizzlies with a left shoulder injury, but he did return.
Beal on wrist: 'I have to take time off'
Bradley Beal admitted Tuesday that he's probably going to have to sit for some time for his injured wrist to heal.
Beal: Wrist 'really bothering me'
Bradley Beal admitted that he's still feeling the effects of a hard fall in the Wizards' win over the Nuggets.
Wall expects to play Saturday
It appears that the Atlanta Hawks will get the first taste of post-injury John Wall on Saturday night.
Booker: 'Can't wait to play Saturday'
The Washington Wizards' forward put it out to the public that he "can't wait" to play in the Wizards' game against the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday.
Wittman: Wall's conditioning not there yet
The Wizards' coach said in a radio interview that Wall is "about 6-7 pounds" heavier than where he was when he began the year. He also indicated next week is more likely for his return.
Leonsis suggests Wall may return Saturday
In a blog post, Wizards owner Ted Leonsis wrote that "it is possible" that the Wizards "could dress all of our players" in Saturday's home game against the Hawks.
John Wall and the RGIII fear
The natural instinct is for Wizards fans to be worried that John Wall will be unnecessarily put in harm's way like Robert Griffin III was in the Redskins' playoff game. Here's why we should be comforted that there won't be a repeat scenario.
Report: Wall to return within 2 weeks
The Wizards' guard will return sometime in the next two weeks, according to a Sports Illustrated report.
Predict Wall's first game
When do you think John Wall will make his season debut?
Wall returns to practice
John Wall returned to practice on Thursday, a major step in his rehabilitation from a left knee injury.
Ariza hopes to practice Monday
Trevor Ariza is hoping to practice Monday, Randy Wittman said. He has missed the last 13 games with a hamstring injury.
Wall planning to return 'sometime in January'
John Wall told Yahoo! Sports that he's planning to return "some time in January."
Unresolved questions about Wall's injury
John Wall's most recent press conference discussing his injured left knee yielded more questions than answers. We discuss some of the critical questions in this post.
TRANSCRIPT: Wall opens up about injury and rehab
John Wall spoke to reporters on Monday about the good injury news he received on Friday.
Wall to start 'ramping up' activity
The Wizards' guard will be "ramping up" his activity level to return to the court soon, though he is still out indefinitely.
Booker also gets New York checkup
Trevor Booker joined John Wall in New York on Friday. Booker was having his right knee injury examined.
An outside-the-box medical practice to consider
Another franchise Wizard is suffering an injury defying proper diagnosis. Send in the witch doctors! No? How about the specialists in a medical field at least 4000 years old? Hey, at least think about it.
