Yet again the now 3-19 Wizards had a chance to win a close ball game but failed.
When rookie shooting guard Bradley Beal crashed hard to the floor midway through the third quarter of the Wizards’ 100-95 overtime loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday night a million thoughts ran
Give Randy Wittman credit for having the ability to laugh in the face of defeat.
Goodness knows he’s had plenty of practice.
When you’re the head coach of a beat-up basketball team carrying the weight of the worst record in the NBA, you need to be as much a psychologist as you are a strategist.
With starting point guard John Wall's return from a sore knee still very much up in the air, center Nene's sore foot still an issue, starting small forward Trevor Ariza out with a bad calf,
