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Gilbert Arenas
 Arenas returns to Wizards focused on winning titleGilbert Arenas got the money. Now he wants the ring. Arenas, who signed a franchise-record six-year, $111-million contract with Washington nine days ago, met the media for the first time Tuesday and said he will be more focused and do anything needed to help the Wizards win an NBA title.
Steinmetz: The good, bad and ugly of the NBA offseason
When it comes to free agency in the NBA, there’s still a lot of ballgame remaining. We’re only a week into the official signing period. Still, some teams are off to fast starts and others have stumbled. There is a lot left to come, but it’s never too early to take stock.
Hot Read: Five cases for quarterbacks' late-career team changes
As the Brett Favre saga continues, one of many scenarios could take place.  What can Brown do for Wiz?Dee Brown will be the last guard off the Wizards bench when the NBA season begins this fall. But that doesn’t mean he won’t have a valuable role.
Roger Mason signs with San Antonio Spurs
Free agent guard Roger Mason signed with the San Antonio Spurs on Friday.
Wizards sign point guard Dee Brown to offer sheet
Dee Brown was signed to an offer sheet Thursday by the Washington Wizards after spending last season in Turkey.
Wiz celebrate Jamison’s return, focus now on Arenas
Wizards owner Abe Pollin paid Antawn Jamison the ultimate compliment Tuesday, comparing him to franchise great Wes Unseld. The ultimate reward for the All-Star forward came the night before, when Jamison signed a four-year contract for a reported $50 million.
Wizards open talks with Arenas, praise Jamison
On Tuesday morning, Abe Pollin placed a call to free agent Gilbert Arenas, who was at a layover in Toronto on the way to China for a promotional trip on behalf of a shoe company.
Wizards select McGee at 18
If athletic pedigree is important, the Washington Wizards have the steal of the 2008 NBA Draft.
Wizards pick Nevada's McGee in 1st round of draft
JaVale McGee will try and make history for the Washington Wizards. For the first time, a son of a former WNBA player has been drafted by an NBA team. |
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