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Former Ohio State guard Malaki Branham traded from San Antonio Spurs to Washington Wizards

Former Ohio State guard Malaki Branham is leaving San Antonio for Washington, D.C., after the Spurs traded the third-year NBA player to the Wizards July 8.

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Wizards reportedly trading Kelly Olynyk to Spurs for Branham, Wesley, second-round pick

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Wizards trade Kelly Olynyk to Spurs for Malaki Branham, Blake Wesley

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Kelly Olynyk Reportedly Traded to Spurs, Wizards Get Malaki Branham, Draft Picks, More

While Olynyk has put together a respectable career, playoff success has eluded him over the past few seasons, with his last trip to the postseason coming in 2020.

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Why Kelly Olynyk trade represents next step for Spurs

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Spurs projected lineup, depth chart after trading for Kelly Olynyk

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Kelly Olynyk Dealt to San Antonio Spurs, his Third Time Being Traded in 2025

San Antonio is a better basketball fit for the 12-year NBA vet, who should settle into a role as a mentor and backup to superstar center Victor Wembanyama.

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Kelly Olynyk traded to San Antonio

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NBA trade grades: Kelly Olynyk deal gives Spurs more depth behind Wemby

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NBA Trade Grades: Spurs Improve Frontcourt Depth, Wizards Continue Collecting Young Prospects and Draft Assets

The Washington Wizards completed their fourth trade of the 2025 offseason earlier tonight. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Wizards are sending recently acquired Kelly Olynyk to the San Antonio Spurs in exchange for Malaki Branham,

Wizards' Blake Wesley: Moved to Washington

Wesley is joining the Wizards after spending three seasons with the Spurs, most recently averaging 3.7 points, 2.0 assists and 1.1 rebounds in 11.8 minutes across 58 games during the 2024-25 campaign. The young guard joins a crowded backcourt that includes recent additions like veteran CJ McCollum and 2025 NBA Draft No. 6 overall pick Tre Johnson.