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A win! That's great, or terrible, depending on how you look at it. Links:
- Recaps from last night's drubbing of the Bobcats: [Us | SB Nation D.C. | Washington Post | Wiz of Awes | CSN Washington highlights| Charlotte Observer | Rufus on Fire| Popcorn Machine | HoopData box score]
- John Wall had a pretty good game despite only scoring two points. [Washington Post]
- Trevor Booker will be out a little longer after aggravating his foot injury during a workout. Mike argues that, with only 10 games left in the 2012 season, it might be best to just shut Cook Book down.
- Dealing with back spasms, Dwight Howard will be on the bench tonight as the Magic take on the Wizards, who no longer have anyone willing to massage Superman's ego now that JaVale McGee is gone.
- The Wizards would like to win their last 10 games and got off to a good start against the Bobcats. The bet here is D.C. fans, eyeing the first overall pick in June's draft, would prefer the Wiz not save their best ball for last. [Washington Post]
- So are the Wiz and Bobcats trying to tank, or aren't they? [Truth About It]
- BNIE explains why the Wizards' roster imbalance was no accident.
- Kyle Weidie rounds up some bloggers for the Clippers, Nuggets, Wizards and Heat to revisit the Nene trade. [Truth About It]
- Back from playing overseas in China, James Singleton is still the hustling contributor Wiz fans remember. [Washington Post]
- Jordan Crawford likes to shoot. A lot. This could make him a valuable scorer off the bench, but as Weidie notes, he doesn't belong in the starting lineup of a contending team. [Truth About It]
- Ben Standig gives an overview of the Eastern Conference playoff picture. [CSN Washington]
- Thomas Robinson has declared for the draft and would certainly look good suiting up for hometown team, but where would he fit in the post rotation? [CSN Washington]
- Andrew Sharp thinks President Obama's abysmal jump shot display was actually a premeditated homage to the Wizards. I'd buy that. [SB Nation]