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![]() Wizards Insider After leading the Washington Wizards to a shocking 10-point victory over the Denver Nuggets nearly three weeks ago, Josh Howard reached into his locker room stall and picked up an all-white Washington Nationals baseball cap. Howard then explained how much he liked the curly W logo and that he had bought a few hats in different colors long before the Dallas Mavericks made him a District resident in a trade deadline deal. ![]() Adrian Wojnarowski Zydrunas Ilgauskas(notes) could reach agreement on a buyout with the Washington Wizards in the next couple days, his agent told Yahoo! Sports on Sunday ![]() Caron Butler should learn today whether he’ll be changing NBA teams. Butler, the Washington Wizards’ standout small forward from Racine, has been the subject of trade rumors for several weeks. Friday, it was reported by several media outlets that the Wizards had agreed to trade Butler, a two-time All-Star, to the Dallas Mavericks in a multi-player deal. ![]() But should Wizards follow Memphis' lead and move him to Cleveland? Antawn Jamison wasn't necessarily upset that the Wizards were unable to get out of Orlando this weekend. Sure, he would've loved to make it back to Washington and play the Atlanta Hawks at Verizon Center last night. But since the game was postponed, Jamison had a much easier commute to Miami, where he plans on watching the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts in the Super Bowl. ![]() Michael Lee Caron Butler's name has been mentioned in trade rumors for almost a year, and the talk has only intensified with the Feb. 18 trade deadline less than two weeks away. He's been rumored to be headed to Dallas, to Houston, to the Los Angeles Clippers, to New Jersey, to Portland, to Phoenix. ![]() By Gene Wang Following another disheartening loss on Tuesday night, 115-103 to the NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers at Verizon Center, Washington Wizards forward Antawn Jamison answered every question about the team's failings with his usual candor. ![]() Michael Lee Gilbert Arenas's guilty plea on Friday to felony possession of a firearm has left the franchise in flux between now and his sentencing on March 26. The Washington Wizards will probably look like a completely different team, with President Ernie Grunfeld still moving forward with his plans to make some moves before the Feb. 18 trade deadline. The only problem is that Grunfeld has received terrible offers from other teams hoping to raid the coffers for a pittance. So he could hold on for a while to see how the team plays with Mike Miller back. ![]() It is open season on some Washington Wizards right now -- Gilbert Arenas for critics and Antawn Jamison for trade speculation. ![]() Back in 2007 when the Wizards played the Cavs in the first round of the playoffs and Gilbert Arenas and Caron Butler were injured, Jamison was a complete warrior. The Wizards had no chance in the series and the Cavs were loading up on Jamison. But he came to play every game like it was the Finals. He averaged 32 points and 10 rebounds in that four-game sweep and single-handedly made three of the games competitive. ![]() Washington Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas, under investigation for having unloaded guns in his arena locker room, turned 28 years old today. His birthday present wasn’t one of the better ones, however. National Basketball Association Commissioner David Stern issued the following statement today: NBA suspends Gilbert Arenas |
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