whitepresident.blogspot.com - 7/1/2009
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Last night was like Christmas Eve. I was nestled all snug in my bed, while visions of Michael Ruffins danced in my head. I was hoping to wake up in the morning and find a special present under my Wizards tree. A shiny new Wilcox. A brand new Pachulia. Maybe even a good old fashioned Antonio ...
Luxury Taxman cometh for the Wizards
dcprosportsreport.com 7/8/2009 — The NBA has announced the 2009-10 salary cap and luxury tax threshold and it contains some predictably bad news for Abe Pollin 's Washington Wizards. The salary cap will be $57.7 million and the luxury tax level will be $69.92 million next season, which is down from last season when the ...
Wizards Being Patient With Free Agency - Wizards Insider
voices.washingtonpost.com 7/8/2009 — Never ceases to amaze me how harsh the criticism is of the Wizards front office - how Abe is cheap and Ernie is picky etc. Etched in my memory are the Washington Bullets of old - John Williams and Don McLean and Muggsy and Manute...in comparison to ...
Washington Wizards: Traveling Without Moving
stetsports.com 7/6/2009 — Remember Jamiroquai? The English funk band that really hit it big in the U.S. with that crazy video ? ‘Traveling Without Moving’ was the name of that album that spawned the imagery in that video, but who would’ve thought that it ...
Finding A Big Man For The Washington Wizards
truthaboutit.net 7/2/2009 — I was on a break outside the other day, catching some fresh Penn Quarter air, taking a stroll around Freedom Plaza , when this little kid came up to me, and said, “Hey Mister … don’t you know that the Wizards need another big man? ...
Rumors with the Wizards and Knicks ... that I don't like
bulletsforever.com 6/22/2009 — There will be many rumors from today until draft day, so buckle up folks. The latest one with the Wizards involves the New York Knicks , and not in a way that would intrigue most people here. From Alan Hahn at Newsday :
There have ...
Wizards Examiner: All quiet on the Wizards' front
examiner.com 7/9/2009 — In this economy, not even the Wizards' gold jerseys
could survive. Is free agency dead in Washington? With a decreased NBA Salary Cap and every other team forking the bucks, the conservative Washington Wizards will look to make the most of their current squad. All eyes on Las Vegas.
Draftastic: The Intermission
cavstheblog.com 6/25/2009 —
Leading off: I got an electronic mail yesterday from a nice young lad named Vince Pellegrini who works over at myvalleysports.com. He made a breakdown of the Cavs’ draft history, including big draft misses (ouch) and the all-time ...
Wizards in an Uncertain Spot at No. 5
sportingnews.com 6/23/2009 — In general, it's totally awesome when a decent team has an off year and ends up nestled deep in the lottery. Visions of Duncan to the Spurs, or what everyone expected the Blazers to do when Oden went down.
And then there's the Washington ...
Post-Flip Funk Continues —
Wizards Insider
Flip Saunders might feel a bit vindicated right now. The Detroit Pistons fired Michael Curry yesterday after one season, continuing a troubling trend for the men who follow the current Wizards coach. Joe Dumars, the team's president of basketball ...
Pistons Make Moves —
Wizards Insider
The Detroit Pistons were the busiest team in the first day of free agency, as they agreed to terms with former UConn stars Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva, who essentially serve as younger replacements for the departing Allen Iverson and Rasheed ...
Wizards Watch as Free Agency Begins —
Wizards Insider
The NBA free agent negotiation period begins at midnight but the Washington Wizards aren't expected to be much of a player from the outset. As Coach Flip Saunders said last week at the news conference to introduce Randy Foye and Mike Miller, the ...
