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Check out Bullets Forever’s StoryStream to read about possible trades and signings of the Washington Wizards’ 2019 free agency period.
The Washington Wizards enter the 2019 NBA Free Agency period with several key players available from the previous season, like Jabari Parker, Tomas Satoransky, Bobby Portis, Thomas Bryant and others. Check out our StoryStream for updates!
The 2019 NBA Free Agency period starts at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 30.
According to Candace Buckner of The Washington Post, an NBA executive predicts he is "out of there."
The Wizards’ defense last year was among the worst in the league, so did they do enough so far to fix those some of their problems on that end of the floor?
Tsunami Papi is missed by Washington fans already.
After the Wizards declined their team option, Parker heads south.
The moves all indicate that the Wizards will rebuild, though it’s unclear how foundational it will be.
These days, saying "Hi" sparks rumors. So let’s speculate!
Tommy Sheppard has his hands full while attempting to build the Wizards into his own vision.
The forward played one season with the Wizards in 2019-20.
The Wizards could have another $9.258 million to spend. But such players can only be signed with a one-year contract.
For all the patience shown in the past, Wizards failed to display any by signing the free agent point guards.
After dealing Tomas Satoransky to the Bulls, the Wizards acquire the two-time All-Star.
However, the Heat don’t have much to offer for the Wizards guard. Still, expect more demand for Beal in the coming days.
The Wizards guard (for now) will sign a three-year, $30 million contract with the Chicago Bulls.
With Tomas Satoransky now in Chicago, they have to fill the point guard situation with reinforcements.
So long Tomas. And #EverybodyEats... Satoransky signed a three-year, $30 million contract with Chicago.
The Wizards post will get a salary bump by playing in the Big Apple.
The Wizards center is back for another three years on a team-friendly deal.
Ariza averaged 14.1 points per game with the Wizards in the 2018-19 season.
This is not a surprise, especially when the Wizards have like ... no cap space.
Talk about where Tomas Satoransky, Thomas Bryant and friends could be playing here!
NBA Free Agency is coming up as well!