Washington Wizards Future Part I: The Situation Room

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Watching the Washington Wizards
Published 5/9/2008 by JC at Stet Sports Blog
... Gilbert has come out of blogging retirement, Ernie Grunfeld agrees with him, and all looks to be fine in Neverland. That's the gist of the last 48 hours with the Washington Wizards. The best review of the Wizards season, and future, can be found at TruthAboutIt.net, where parts one and two of the four part series are currently available for your reading pleasure. ...

Washington Wizards Future Part IVa: New Additions
Published 5/10/2008 by Truth About It at Bullets Forever: Front Page Posts
... This is part four of a four part series assessing the future of the Washington Wizards. Parts 1-3 were hosted on Truth About It and covered the current player personnel situation, the free agency of Gilbert Arenas and Antawn Jamison, and what type of player addition the Wizards need for improvement. Washington Wizards Future Part I: The Situation Room Washington Wizards Future Part II: The Assumptions Washington Wizards Future Part III: Needful Things This ...

Wizards Future Part IVb: New Additions (Wings and Guards)
Published 5/11/2008 by Truth About It at Bullets Forever: Front Page Posts
... from BlazersEdge has since stopped by and nixed the deal......and probably rightfully so). A couple of readers expressed that a greater need is for a wing man/guard....someone who can serve as a backup for Caron Butler. I agree, and that's one of the reasons I listed a lock-down perimeter defender as need #1 in part 3 of the series. Earlier parts were hosted on Truth About It Dot Net and you will find those links below. The Washington Wizards Future Part I: The Situation Room, Part II: The Assumptions, Part III: Needful ...

Wizards Future Part IVc: New Additions (Draft & Overseas)
Published 5/14/2008 by Truth About It at Bullets Forever: Front Page Posts
... Wizards Future Parts: I , II , III , IVa , IVb A consensus is building that the heady move would be for the Wizards to trade the 18th pick in this year's draft, as making that next step doesn't likely involve getting younger. I'll go on record saying that I think Ernie Grunfeld should find a way to pull the trigger, even if it's just for a future first rounder. But just in case, here are some prospects who might suit the Wizards if they're on the clock. D.J. Augustin (5-11, 175, 20 years) Now, if ...