Chris Souvenir / WINsports The Washington Wizards enter the 2026–27 season at a pivotal turning point in the franchise. After three consecutive seasons of intentional rebuilding, Washington finally has the kind of roster that can make the franchise’s next chapter into something meaningful. A foundation built on growth, a team worth believing in, and, perhaps, most importantly, a reason for basketball fans across the DMV to feel excited again. The Wizards ended last season wit

Washington Wizards’ forward Alex Sarr looking to make a play in a 148-115 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday, Nov. 7 at Capital One Arena. (Marcus Relacion/The Washington Informer) Despite losing to the Dallas Mavericks 111-105, the Washington Wizards have been showing off a fiery new wave of basketball. “I’m really pleased with the guys tonight, the competitive response that we were looking for. These are the games that we wanna be in,” said Head Coach Brian Keefe. “C