The Wizards didn't shoot well at all last night, but they're starting to break out of some habits that may prove beneficial in the future.

With the Wizards' top offensive options injured, the team's role players had difficulty stepping up against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

As you'd expect, not a whole lot of optimism from most outlets.

Why the Washington Wizards need to start Martell Webster over Trevor Ariza at small forward for the season opener.

What does the 2012-13 season have in store for John Wall and company?

The Washington Wizards flashed a crucial component of identity in their preseason win against the Heat, coming from behind without their two best while showing the hustle and grit that defined the team's winning streak to close out the 2011-12 season

In the absence of John Wall, the Wizards have run the offense through three other point guards and two shooting guards. Has what Coach Wittman has seen been enough to keep the team afloat ahead of the captain's return from injury?

Long, contested jumpshots are always on the menu in D.C. With a new rotation in the offing, it's worth asking what the transition defense is going to look like.

Randy Wittman has correctly used the first six preseason games to tinker with different lineup combinations, but it's time for him to settle on a rotation.