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Mystics vs. Dream final score: Washington’s season ends in 93-75 loss (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — It took the Washington Mystics 2,547 days to bring playoff basketball back to CareFirst Arena. And it was all gone in a flash. The Mystics stayed close for three quarters. But a fourth-quarter implosion led to their demise, as they fell to Atlanta, 93-75. “Immensely disappointed with the result. Want to congratulate Atlanta for getting through the first round. They deserve credit for what they did,” Mystics coach Sidney Johnson said. “And I just challenge our players to appreciate t
Greg Finberg launches Substack for full-time Wizards coverage (opens the original)
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A new era of Wizards basketball is upon us. And there’s a new way to follow along with your favorite team. I’m launching a Substack called Wizards Central to cover the Wizards on-site and full-time. You can visit the site using this link: https://wizardscentral.com Subscribers will get access to coverage of all 82 games, including in-person coverage of all 41 home contests and at least half of the team’s road games. Ever wondered what the Wizards’ salary cap sheet looks like? Confused about whic
Wizards Media Day 2026: One interesting thing each player said (opens the original)
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This post will be updated throughout the day WASHINGTON — Media days mark the unofficial start of the NBA season. For the Washington Wizards, the last three media days carried guarded optimism—excitement for the season ahead but pessimism entering another 60-plus-loss campaign. The “guarded” label was lifted at Monday’s media day as the Wizards, brimming with young talent and experienced veterans, enter the season hopeful for more competitive basketball in The District. Brian Keefe and 12 Wizard
Wizards sign Reece Beekman, three others to Exhibit 10 deals (opens the original)
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The Washington Wizards have signed four players to Exhibit 10 contracts, the team announced Sunday. The team also announced it waived KeShawn Murphy, who recently signed an Exhibit 10 deal. He’s a candidate to sign back with the Capital City Go-Go. Beekman, 24, spent four seasons at Virginia before going undrafted in 2024. He spent his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors and later the Brooklyn Nets. The 6-foot-3 guard played last season with the Osceola Magic — the Orlando Magic’s G Lea
Four takeaways from Wizards GM Will Dawkins’ presser (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — Washington Wizards general manager Will Dawkins called the 2026-27 campaign a “season of growth” when he met with the media on Thursday. Dawkins said that while the Wizards want to increase moments of competitive basketball, player development remains the No. 1 goal. “We want to take meaningful strides as an organization towards building towards sustained success,” Dawkins said. “It definitely won’t be linear … But we’ll chip away as we’ve done in previous seasons … We just want our
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