free-agency Stories - Straight Outta Vancouver
Spurs Roster Needs and Speculation Thread
In the weeks since our beloved silver and black were unforgivingly bounced from the playoffs, there's been some talk about what should come next for our heroes of the hardwood. I will admit to being entranced by the playoff matches played since the Spurs were bounced, especially as it has become...
The Wizards need another wing player. Here's the skinny on all their free-agent options
We all know the Wizards need a small forward (or two), since the only one on the roster right now is Al Thornton. So ... yeah, that's pretty much all I have to say to introduce this. Below the jump, some quick thoughts on pretty much all the small forward free agent options out there this summer. ...
Even with John Wall, re-signing Shaun Livingston should be a high priority
As I understand it, there are two major arguments against keeping Shaun Livingston this summer: 1. With John Wall at point guard and Gilbert Arenas coming back, we don't need Shaun anymore. 2. He'll command too much money for someone who has such a long injury history. (I question this, but I'll...
Some quick follow-up thoughts on free agency this summer
So Jon's recent post on free agency spurred a lot of great discussion, which is awesome. There are no easy answers on how the Wizards should proceed this summer, now that they have John Wall, and there were a lot of great points made on both sides. It's a tough issue to figure out, that's for...
Washington Post: Why LeBron James Should Sign With The Wizards
I'm actually kind of surprised it took so long for someone to write something like this, but alas, we finally have a mainstream article about why LeBron James should sign with the Wizards. It's from Michael Abramowitz of the Washington Post, and it goes through a lot of the usual reasons: good...
Shaun Livingston on the Wizards: "We're still so far from being a playoff-caliber team"
At this point, the games themselves really aren't that interesting. Last night was no exception. The Wizards hung around for three quarters against a very good team, but then Jamal Crawford caught fire and the Hawks pulled away to get the win. It was pretty ho-hum, all things considered. So...
The "Bring Out Your Dead" strategy: Why it's the path the Wizards should take this summer
Editor's Note: I can't take credit for the name "Bring Out Your Dead," because it comes from the Real GM Wizards board. They have a community of Wizards fans that, along with you guys here, are the smartest and most forward-thinking I've read. They've been talking about this strategy for a while...
The Alonzo Gee saga is where bad process meets questionable results
The reason that Alonzo Gee somehow slipping away and signing back with the Spurs is bad really doesn't have a lot to do with Alonzo Gee. Well, let me rephrase that: it sort of has to do with Alonzo Gee. It has to do with Gee in the sense that Gee has played extremely well in his 11-game stint in...
No building blocks
No bwoods column today, sorry guys. This will take its place. It was Saturday night, after the Wizards' 94-84 victory over the Kings, and Flip Saunders was reflecting on a career that included, to date, 600 wins. Like anyone trying not to sound like they're full of themselves, Saunders tried to...
The Wizards are at the crossroads of franchise-dom.
There is no doubt in my mind that the Wizards have reached the preverbal fork in the road. We're 8-17. The season is close to a third over. We have not demonstrated any progress from the beginning of the season. Sure, we've played close games, but against teams like the Raptors, Bucks,...
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