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Wizards 2023-24 Season Review

The 2023-24 Washington Wizards struggled to find success throughout the year. With one of the lowest net ratings and records, the Wizards have nowhere to go but up at this point in the team's history. The team finished the regular season with a record of 15-67, 14th place in the East. This poor record came on the back of a net rating of -9.0, ranking 27th in the NBA, showcasing the team's struggles on both sides of the ball. The team had an offensive rating ranking 25th and a defensive rating that ranked 28th. The team had the second lowest simple rating system in the NBA, a combination of point differential and strength of schedule determines this system. After starting the season with a record of 7-36, head coach Wes Unseld was fired and replaced by Brian Keefe. Keefe was an assistant coach and was promoted after Unseld was fired. He finished the year with a record of 8-31. 

In the regular season, the Wizards team was unable to make an impact but had young players that had potential. The Wizards scoring leaders were Kyle Kuzma and Jordan Poole. Kuzma was traded from the Lakers and has been a solid player for the squad. The 28-year-old averaged a team-leading and career-best 22.2 points per game. Poole was the second-leading scorer in his first year for the Wizards. Poole was traded by the Warriors and took a step back as his scoring average dropped from 20.4 to 17.4 points per game. There was little offensive production outside of these two players, the Wizards will look to young draft picks to take a step up in the coming seasons.

An upside of poor play for the Wizards is prime draft picks as the team had the 2nd overall pick in the 2024 draft. With this second-overall pick, the Wizards selected international superstar Alex Sarr. Sarr made the largest impact for the Perth Wildcats, a team in Australia's NBL. With the Wildcats he averaged 9.4 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks all at the age of 18. This young 7-footer has the potential to be a superstar and the Wizards will lean on his potential to help the squad climb out of their losing ways.  

Washington Wizards 2022-23 Season Recap

At the end of the 2022-23 season, the Wizards' record stood at the very same number as their 2021-22 effort, with 35 wins and 47 losses. Will Dawkins was named general manager in June of 2023. The organization also announced that Michael Winger is the team's top executive. The goal, like all other NBA teams, is to win a championship. 

Key players for the past season include Kyle Kuzma, Kristaps Porzingis, Corey Kispert, and Deni Avdija. Kuzma played in 64 games, had 463 total rebounds, 239 assists, and scored 1357 points. Porzingis played in 65 games, 546 rebounds, 174 assists, and scored 1505 points. Kispert played in 74 games and finished the season with an 85% success rate at the free-throw line. Avdija played in 76 games, with 487 rebounds, 211 assists, and 697 points. 

Wizards 2022 Season Review

At the end of the 2021-22 season, the Washington Wizards final record stood at 35-47. For the 2020-21 (shortened) season, the team's record was 34-38. In the 2019-20 season, the Washington Wizards were 25-47 at the end of the year. There is a pattern here, and it's not what Wizards fans hope to see. Scott Brooks and Wes Unseld seemed to have had their chances as head coach. Will some of the recent changes made in the past few months make a difference in 2022-23?

Who led the team in 2022? Kentavious Caldwell-Pope had the most minutes, played in the second-most games, and scored the second-most points of the entire roster. Kyle Kuzma finished the season with 1130 points and played in 66 games with a free throw average of .712. Deni Avdija played in all 82 games as a backup, starting in just eight. He had a solid .317 three-point average. 

Meanwhile, Deni Avdija is showing signs of glory. He had a great time at the Israel-Auburn Showcase. He scored 25 points in that win over Auburn. 

Wizards Early History

For 23 seasons, the Wizards went by the name the Washington Bullets. While they were the Bullets, the team took the NBA crown in 1978. It was the only time when the team won it all. Leading up to that, the Bullets made the finals twice and made the playoffs for nine seasons in a row. 

The Washington Wizards have bounced back nicely from the end of the “Gilbert Arenas” years. They managed to return to the playoffs on the back of their great defense, led by All-NBA point guard John Wall. A year ago, the Wizards finished the season 49-33, good for the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. After defeating Atlanta in round one, they took Boston to the limit in round two before bowing out in game seven.

This off-season, their biggest move was to sign John Wall to a long-term contract. The team declined to add any other veteran players to their roster and seems to be counting on all of this young talent, to just keep getting better. This could be the season for the Wizards, one where they go deep into the NBA playoffs.

The Wizards made the 2014-2015 NBA playoffs! The team has been hot these past two seasons, a big change from the 2012 season when the team struggled to win two dozen games for the entire year. Grab your Wizards tickets for the next game right here

The Washington Wizards had an average 2015-2016 season. They finished the season with a dead-level record of 41-41, three games out of the 8th seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. During the offseason, they fired Randy Wittman and hired Scott Brooks as their head coach. Other than that, they had a very quiet off-season. They did not have a first-round draft choice either due to the Markieff Morris trade. So far this season the Wizards are 19-18, good for the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference, so they are getting better. However, many pundits are asking if they have the right collection of players to get back into serious contention for the first time since the Gilbert Arenas era.

The Washington Wizards had a decent season a year ago, finishing the regular season with a record of 43-39. The Wizards' first order of business this offseason was the draft, and to the surprise of some, they held onto the fifteenth selection overall and used it on shooting guard Troy Brown from Oregon. Brown was just a freshman a year ago with the Ducks, so he will have to grow as a player. After the draft, the Wizards made a very notable trade, acquiring guard Austin Rivers from the Clippers for center Marcin Gortat. In free agency, they first signed forward Jeff Green, and then two days later signed center Dwight Howard. The Dwight Howard signing is very interesting. When he was in Orlando it was hard to find a better center in the game than Howard. He carried the Magic on his back to the 2009 NBA Finals. Three years later he left the Magic, and ever since then has bounced around the league. He first with the Lakers but that was full of turbulence so he moved on to the Rockets, where he found some success. He returned to his hometown of Atlanta and spent one forgettable season with the Hawks before being traded to the Hornets. He was released by the Hornets earlier this year. This could very well be Howard’s last chance to right the ship, and if he doesn’t, he might be finding himself heading into early retirement soon. The Wizards have a lot of question marks. They could either turn into home run answers or go the other way. We will see.

A few years ago, the Washington Wizards began to construct a team around their talented guard duo of John Wall and Bradley Beal. Many pundits predicted their eventual rise to the top and even began to argue about when they would win the NBA Championship. None of this ever happened. The farthest they ever got was the Conference Semi-Finals, which they reached three times. So, they pulled the plug and began to rebuild.

They finished the season a year ago 32-50 and ended up with the 9th selection overall in the draft. With that selection, the Wizards decided to bulk up their forward position with Rui Hachimura from the Gonzaga Bulldogs. Before free agency, the Wizards traded former All-Star turned journeyman center Dwight Howard to the Memphis Grizzlies for shooting guard C.J. Miles. The Wizards were the third team in the Anthony Davis trade, and they ended up with center Moritz Wagner, forward Jemerrio Jones, guard Isaac Bonga, and a 2022 second-round draft choice for nothing much other than cash considerations. Not bad. In free agency, they added a pair of point guards in Ish Smith and former All-Star Isaiah Thomas. It appears as if the Wizards are positioning themselves to be big sellers at the trade deadline. They have two inviting trade chips in John Wall and Bradley Beal which they could get a haul for, plus if they can rebuild Isaiah Thomas’s standing they could get something for him as well. Stay tuned.