Adam Denn
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Trading for Jalen Duren isn't worth the risk for the Wizards (opens the original)
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As the Washington Wizards hosted media day on Sept. 28, there was a feeling of brevity in the air. AJ Dybansta walked around with a wide grin on his face, the team’s future star. Anthony Davis appeared for the first time in a Wizards uniform, speaking of a desire to “change the narrative” surrounding the franchise. After one of the worst seasons in franchise history, the theme seemed simple: bringing competitiveness back to Washington, D.C. It’s the same mindset that is likely behind the biggest
Alex Sarr's quick return from injury spells danger (opens the original)
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When Alex Sarr is healthy, he’s the type of force the Washington Wizards have rarely had in franchise history. The 2024 first-round pick has developed into a versatile offensive piece, a great rim-runner and improved shooter. All of that pales in comparison to what he can do defensively; nevertheless, a switchable big who can guard some of the league’s best forwards. The potential for Sarr is limitless. That is, if he can stay on the floor. A fractured foot this June during offseason training wa
Anthony Gill brings a much-needed veteran presence to Washington (opens the original)
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The early 2010s Miami Heat had Udonis Haslem, a vocal mentor off the bench, keeping their locker room together. Shaun Livingston was an effective role model for the Golden State Warriors’ dynasty. Even this year’s New York Knicks had Jordan Clarkson, a steady hand with lots of playoff experience. The Washington Wizards are far from reaching that point, coming off the second-worst season in franchise history. But the team is looking to follow a similar path through the signing of veteran forward
Trae Young could help Anthony Davis, Alex Sarr reach new heights with Wizards (opens the original)
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In the living rooms of many Atlanta Hawks fans, an iconic image lies framed. Forward John Collins soars into the air, his arm wrapped around Joel Embiid, delivering an excruciating poster dunk. Collins almost always receives the credit for the dunk, for good reason; it was quite an impressive feat. But forgotten in history is who delivered that lob: none other than guard Trae Young, who now plays for the Washington Wizards. The four-time All-Star has a history of helping big men succeed. Clint C
Wizards' latest acquisition will benefit them now and in future (opens the original)
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After weeks of speculation over how the Washington Wizards would address their lack of point guard depth, they finally made a move. As a part of a five-team trade, they acquired former Charlotte Hornets guard Tre Mann, a 2027 second-round-pick, and cash in exchange for forward Cam Whitmore, per ESPN. The move still leaves them with one remaining active roster spot. This deal came out of nowhere for Washington after rumors of guard Russell Westbrook and wing Demar DeRozan being the team’s main ta
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