Washington Wizards Examiner: Wizards look for three in New Orleans
examiner.com 12/30/2008 — After starting the season 4-23, the Washington Wizards earned a pair of victories over the Oklahoma City Thunder and most recently the Houston Rockets. Tonight the Wizards travel to New Orleans in hopes of stretching their back-to-back wins into three-straight heading into the New Year.

Washington Wizards Examiner: The role of Etan Thomas for the Wizards
examiner.com 12/28/2008 — The Washington Wizards have gone through about as many line changes as any team in the NBA thus far in the season, trying out every combination and different strategies in order to find some sort of rhythm. Out of the mix shines a few defensively-minded gems, including rookie center JaVale McGee...

Washington Wizards Examiner: Wizards look for a win in Sacramento
examiner.com 1/20/2009 — As the Washington Wizards struggle with an 8-32 record (second from the bottom), they move on in game two of their four-game road trip in the west to challenge the 10-31 (fourth from bottom) Sacramento Kings. With both teams on a one-game losing streak, one team will have to come out on a new leaf.

Washington Wizards Examiner: All-Star chances slim for the Wizards
examiner.com 1/8/2009 — Will the Wizards be represented this year in the 2009 NBA All-Star game? Not if their league standing has anything to say about it. Despite great individual efforts by Caron Butler and Antawn Jamison over the season, Washington's 7-27 team record remains in the way.

Washington Wizards Examiner: Wizards trade Daniels, waive Brown
examiner.com 12/10/2008 — Wizards President Ernie Grunfeld continues to carve into the Washington Wizards today after the announcement of a three way trade in which the Wizards lose Antonio Daniels to New Orleans. It's always good to chance losing two point guards before playing Boston, I would imagine.

Washington Wizards Examiner: Wizards rally in fourth but can't stop Kobe
examiner.com 12/6/2008 — Despite an amazing, 24-9 run in the last nine minutes of the fourth, the Washington Wizards fell short, 106-104, to the Los Angeles Lakers tonight. Five of those nine Lakers points came from none other than last year's MVP, Kobe "Black Mamba" Bryant.

Washington Wizards Examiner: Washington can't connect for three in loss to New Orleans
examiner.com 12/31/2008 — The Washington Wizards broke stride with a 97-85 loss tonight against the New Orleans Hornets to snap a two game winning streak. Caron Butler remained sidelined for a third straight game and Antawn Jamison was again asked to carry the load, scoring 22 points and picking up 12 rebounds for his 241st

Washington Wizards Examiner: Wizards host Cavaliers for a Sunday afternoon showdown
examiner.com 1/3/2009 — The Washington Wizards will host the Cleveland Cavaliers tomorrow for an early 1:00 p.m. ET game at the Verizon Center tomorrow, as Washington looks to even up the series in part two of the ongoing rivalry.

Washington Wizards Examiner: Wizards blown out by Lakers on the road
examiner.com 1/23/2009 — The Washington Wizards couldn't get things going tonight and fell in a lopsided 117-97 road loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. Antawn Jamison led the Wizards with 19 points all coming in the first half of play, while the Lakers dominated in the front court from the play of Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum.

Washington Wizards Examiner: Washington defeats Houston for first back-to-back wins of season
examiner.com 12/30/2008 — The Washington Wizards were without Caron Butler, Antawn Jamison played through a sore left leg, and Andray Blatche took an elbow to the nose, but the Wizards came out on top of Yao Ming and the Houston Rockets tonight in an 89-87 Washington victory to give the Wizards their first two-game win...

The Other Side: Dallas Mavericks — Wizards Insider 12/21/2008
Yo, J. Did you just say, you pledge allegiance to the Mavs? (Photo by Ron Turenne/NBAE via Getty Images) Ah yes, Dallas and Washington on a Sunday. Just sounds right, huh? Maybe for football. As if this season hasn't done enough to hammer home the ...

Mavericks at Wizards — Wizards Insider 12/21/2008
Wizards starters: Mike James, DeShawn Stevenson, Caron Butler, Antawn Jamison, Andray Blatche. Inactive: Oleksiy Pecherov. Mavericks starters: Jason Kidd, Josh Howard, Devean George, Dirk Nowitzki, Erick Dampier. Refs: Eddie Rush, Jack Nies, Joe ...

Mavs hand Wizards sixth straight loss (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NBA News 12/22/2008
Jason Terry scored 25 points and Dirk Nowitzki had 23 to help the Dallas Mavericks send the Washington Wizards to their sixth straight loss, 97-86 Sunday night. Washington tied a 42-year-old franchise record for worst start -- the 1966-67 ...

N.B.A. Roundup: Kidd Ensures Wizards Tie Record for Futility — NYT > Pro Basketball 12/22/2008
Jason Kidd had 11 assists — 6 in the final 6 minutes 5 seconds — as the Mavericks sent the Wizards to their sixth straight loss, 97-86, on Sunday night in Washington. >

Mavericks-Wizards: A Photo Essay — Bleacher Report - NBA 12/22/2008
This slide show chronicles my trip to see my beloved Dallas Mavericks play my hometown Washington Wizards, Sunday, Dec. 21 at the Verizon Center. Two years ago, this would have been a battle of two teams trying desperately to prove that they are ...