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Ian Mahinmi probably won't play while the Wizards are in the bubble. He's still hoping to make a difference.

August 09, 2020

Official word came in from Scott Brooks sometime last week: Ian Mahinmi, the Washington Wizards' oft-injured, handsomely paid center, would probably not be playing during any of the Wizards' eight regular season games in the NBA bubble in Kissimmee, Fla.

Bradley Beal on the fence about playing as Wizards prepare for NBA restart

July 02, 2020

WASHINGTON - Bradley Beal has not yet made a decision about joining the Washington Wizards when the NBA season resumes near Orlando, Fla., at the end of the month.

Beal sets another career high, but Wizards come up just short against Bucks

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2020

WASHINGTON - Bradley Beal raised his arms in anticipation as his teammate Troy Brown Jr. lofted the three-point attempt. Beal's eyes were on the rim, and that circular piece of carbon steel had been kind to him throughout Monday night as he set another career scoring mark, just one night after recording his previous high. But as Brown's potential tying three-pointer bounced out, Beal had to lower his hands.

Beal's late layup lifts Wizards to thrilling win over Mavericks

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2020

WASHINGTON - Bradley Beal, one of the hottest players in the league, somehow went undetected down the lane on an inbounds play with 1.8 seconds remaining. How that could happen only a regretful bunch of Dallas Mavericks players can say. With the game in the balance, Troy Brown Jr. saw Beal flash and found him in stride, Beal finishing at the rim for the game-winning layup with two-tenths of a second remaining.

Beal stars, Hachimura and Wagner return, and Wizards lose anyway

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 04, 2020

WASHINGTON - In his past seven games, Bradley Beal has been one of the top scorers in the NBA. His binge continued Monday night, when he became one of the top three scorers in Washington Wizards franchise history. And yet, even paired with the long-awaited returns of rookie forward Rui Hachimura and reserve forward Moritz Wagner, his best wasn't enough to mask his team's struggling defense.

Wizards, led by unlikely trio, close out 2010s with improbable win against Heat

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2019

WASHINGTON - Jordan McRae didn't like where the question was going. His Washington Wizards had rolled past one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference on Monday night, and they had celebrated - both the healthy and injured guys - by giving rookie Garrison Mathews an early shower, dousing him with water in the locker room.