r/washingtonwizards • u/Etrain8690 • 33m ago
r/washingtonwizards • u/Ok-Wash-9386 • 1h ago
Do the Wizards want to make it impossible to legally watch their team in their own market?
I’m a Hawks fan, but the Wizards have become my second team for obvious reasons. I’m currently in the DMV visiting family and I can’t use league pass for the wizards and my family has cable but they don’t have monumental sports network because it’s a 40 dollar monthly upcharge on the cable bill then the online subscription is an outlandish 20 bucks a month. I hate piracy because I don’t wanna risk slowing my computer down with viruses (not for ethical reasons). I’m probably the 100th person to complain about this but I decided to complain anyway! Why isn’t it easier to watch the local team? What sense does that make??
r/washingtonwizards • u/TerryG111 • 13h ago
I just hope AJ stays healthy after this and when he does come back; he just balls out and shows everyone why he deserved to be the #1 overall pick
r/washingtonwizards • u/TheAthletic • 12h ago
[Robbins] Justin Champagnie, Washington’s rebounding wizard, is proving himself
CHICAGO — If height was the only trait that matters in basketball, Justin Champagnie would not be as important to the Washington Wizards as he’s been early this season. He stands a shade under 6 feet 6 in bare feet, a less-than-ideal size for someone who specializes in rebounding.
Desire, smarts and toughness matter, too, and Champagnie possesses all of those characteristics in abundance.
Champagnie proved his mettle yet again late in Saturday night’s third quarter against the Chicago Bulls. After a Bulls player missed a 3-pointer from the top of the arc, the loose basketball deflected off Washington’s Trae Young and Chicago’s Matas Buzelis and careened toward Champagnie and Chicago’s Jalen Smith.
Smith is a 6-foot-9 center, and his wingspan is nearly five inches longer than Champagnie’s.
The physical advantage belonged to Smith. The ball belonged to Champagnie.
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r/washingtonwizards • u/z3mcs • 2h ago
Player News [Greg Finberg] Keefe: "AJ is progressing in a very positive way. He did a little bit more with his teammates today, so he's doing well."
r/washingtonwizards • u/nolaras • 42m ago
I can’t watch the game despite paying for monumental
Basically the title, it keeps showing the blue annoying ass screen with music. It’s 5 minutes into the first quarter.
r/washingtonwizards • u/nba-hub • 3h ago
Game Thread: Washington Wizards (2-1) vs Charlotte Hornets (2-1) Live | NBA | Oct 26, 2026
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