Though the Wizards did not have any of their games canceled themselves, some of their schedule is being moved around to accommodate other teams. Here are the three games that have

The reason the games are so important is because the Jazz need to lose them in order to stay on the path toward a bottom three regular season record and the best odds at the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA draft. The problem is that the Jazz are completely capable of winning these games.

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The Utah Jazz have done a good job this year, letting their foot off the gas and playing for draft position. If the season were to end today, the rebuilding Jaz

The Washington Wizards, Charlotte Hornets and Toronto Raptors are all worse teams than Utah. The New Orleans Pelicans have a worse record than the Jazz, but they can become better if they return t ...

Three of Washington’s games at Western Conference teams, including a matchup with the Clippers originally set for next week, have new dates.

The Wizards, without their starting backcourt of Jordan Poole and Malcolm Brogdon, gave Butler a chance and he seized upon it, posting a career night.

The Washington Wizards currently have the league's worst record as the NBA trickles around the halfway mark in the season. The second half of the season could b

The Pelicans have had their best month of the season in January. What needs to happen for them to keep building on recent success?

There are the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Houston Rockets and the Memphis Grizzlies atop the NBA’s Western Conference. Then, as head coach Steve Kerr reiterates to the Golden State Warriors, there’s every other Western Conference playoff contender.

The Cleveland Cavaliers, who are 34-6 after Thursday's loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, are interested in trading for Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson, according to The Athletic's Joe Vardon: Executives from three franchises told The Athletic that Cleveland has expressed interest in acquiring 6-foot-8 forward Cam Johnson from the Brooklyn Nets — one of the most coveted players league-wide in the trade market — with the Feb.