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Lin Dunks

by Charlie on February 8, 2012

Here’s Jeremy Lin making the John Wall and the entire Wizards defense look silly.

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Um, JaVale? We Have the Ball

by Charlie on February 7, 2012

Watch as JaVale McGee forces John Wall to adopt a pose most often seen in third-grade CYO basketball coaches.

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Mike D’Antoni announced before yesterday’s game that he’d decided not to move Iman Shumpert into the starting lineup. During the game, the decision may have been made for him. Starter Toney Douglas couldn’t stay in front of John Wall (who can?) or throw the ball in the ocean… he missed all five of his shot [...]

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Details on Chandler Trade

by Charlie on December 10, 2011

The sign-and-trade bringing Tyson Chandler to the Knicks actually turned out to be a three-way deal involving Ronny Turiaf and the Washington Wizards.

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Washington Wizards Unveil New Uniforms

by Charlie on May 11, 2011

The “Bullets” are gone, but not forgotten. The Washington Wizards’ new uniforms for the 2011-12 season bring back the red, white and blue color scheme worn by the franchise before they became “The Wizards” for the 1997-98 season. via About.com -  Washington Wizards Unveil New Uniforms.

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Wizards to Unveil New Look; New Name Next?

by Charlie on April 22, 2011

The Washington Wizards will take a page from their own history and go back to red, white and blue uniforms for next season. CSN Washington reports: “The updating of the Wizards brand has been a priority we have focused on with our partners at Adidas and the NBA league office for the better part of [...]

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Knicks Top Cavs, Head to Playoffs

by Charlie on April 4, 2011

The Knicks finally treated the worst team in the NBA like the worst team in the NBA Sunday evening, and clinched a playoff berth in the process. Cleveland had beaten the Knicks three times this season – twice since the acquisitions of Carmelo Anthony and Chauncey Billups. But Sunday’s game was about what you’d expect [...]

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