The Washington Wizards' goals this season have been simple. The season hasn't been about wins and losses as much as it has been about developing the young talent on the roster. The players on the ...

Teams on the periphery of the NBA don't often hear their names called when the rest of the league is naming the most notable winners and losers of the offseason ...

Wizards’ new foundation begins with Scott Brooks’s bond with young players. July 14, 2016. ... If Brooks had any doubt the Wizards needed fixing after they regressed last season, ...

How do they go from prioritizing adding and developing young talent to being competitive and making a playoff push? – @Jason S. Yes, I have received an indication on how the front office intends ...

As the season progresses, the focus has shifted toward maximizing their chances in the upcoming NBA Draft. With the Wizards currently holding one of the worst records in the league, they are in a ...

The Wizards aren’t young anymore, and Scott Brooks won’t let them think they are September 27, 2016 John Wall, center, is 26, and Bradley Beal, left, and Trey Burke are 23.

He’s also embracing being a mentor to the Wizards’ young talent. “They’re calling me unc and things like that,” Smart said. “I ain’t ready for that. But it’s great.

The Washington Wizards' goals this season have been simple. The season hasn't been about wins and losses as much as it has been about developing the young talent on the roster.

The Washington Wizards' goals this season have been simple. The season hasn't been about wins and losses as much as it has been about developing the young talent on the roster.

They focus on the margins, bringing in young, unproven players who suit their long-term vision, and others have started to notice how they've paired direction with execution .