Wizards coach Brian Keefe had praise for No. 1 pick, AJ Dybantsa, while Kyshawn George and Will Riley talk about their summer muscle gain.

The Wizards might be good or they might be bad — but they should definitely be fascinating.

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The selection of AJ Dybantsa with the No. 1 pick and the team's depth at wing made Whitmore expendable.

Not all of these teams will compete for a title next season, but they all took major strides toward significant improvement.

Davis is eligible to sign an extension beginning Aug. 6.

His audition included pronouncing names of players from all over the world. Now, Fratto will be on the biggest stage yet on Sunday.

The Wizards have seen enough from No. 1 pick AJ Dybantsa — and second-year players Will Riley and Tre Johnson — in summer league play.

The No. 1 pick in the draft scored 23 points Sunday, but his performance on the defensive end highlighted his all-around potential.

Young's recent four-year deal will allow him to mentor the Wizard's early-career players while he's still in his prime.

Middleton, a former NBA champion with the Bucks, played with the Wizards from February 2024 to February 2025.

The former Georgetown and New York Knicks great was previously an assistant for the Wizards during the 2002-03 season.

The Wizards view Ayton as a low-risk backup center who can start next to Alex Sarr if needed.

The Wizards declined their $2.15 million team option for 2026-27 on wing Jamir Watkins but made Watkins a qualifying offer that makes him a restricted free agent.Because Watkins was on a two-year deal...

The Wizards' draft plans crystalized after Dybantsa visited with team officials and staff members in mid-June.

The Wizards traded the 51st and 60th picks to the Magic to acquire Okpara's draft rights.

“I’ve been dreaming about this since I was about 12 years old," Dybantsa said.

Dybantsa is the Wizards' first No. 1 pick since John Wall in 2010.

This draft doesn’t carry the certainty of the 2023 draft, when Victor Wembanyama was a lock to be selected first by the San Antonio Spurs.