Washington Wizards

Washington Wizards
WSH · NBA Team
Washington Wizards
1st in Southeast Division
17-65Overall
11-30Home
6-35Away
2026Season

Season Snapshot

112.9Points Per Game
41.9Rebounds Per Game
25.0Assists Per Game
0.463Field Goal %
0.3613-Point %
0.766Free Throw %
11-30Home Record
6-35Away Record

Team Information

Head CoachBrian Keefe
Home ArenaCapital One Arena
LocationWashington, DC
Division / Standing1st in Southeast Division

2026 Schedule

DateOpponentVenueTVStatus
Oct 8, 2026 · 7:30 PMNew York Knicks logo@ KnicksMadison Square Garden—10/8 - 7:30 PM EDT
Oct 10, 2026 · 7:00 PMDetroit Pistons logovs PistonsCapital One Arena—10/10 - 7:00 PM EDT
Oct 12, 2026 · 7:00 PMBrooklyn Nets logovs NetsCapital One Arena—10/12 - 7:00 PM EDT
Oct 16, 2026 · 8:00 PMNew Orleans logo@ PelicansSmoothie King Center—10/16 - 8:00 PM EDT

Team Statistics

General

41.9Rebounds Per Game
1.667Assist To Turnover Ratio
21.3Fouls Per Game
82Games Played
0Games Started
0Minutes
0.0Minutes Per Game
40Rebounds
40Rebounds

Offensive

0.766Free Throw Percentage
0.3593-Point Field Goal Percentage
41.8Average Field Goals Made
90.4Average Field Goals Attempted
13.0Average 3-Point Field Goals Made
36.4Average 3-Point Field Goals Attempted
16.2Average Free Throws Made
21.2Average Free Throws Attempted
112.9Points Per Game
11.0Offensive Rebounds Per Game
25.0Assists Per Game
15.1Turnovers Per Game
0.5192-Point Field Goal Percentage
1.244Scoring Efficiency
0.533Shooting Efficiency
0.463Field Goal Percentage
282-Point Field Goals Made
542-Point Field Goals Attempted
112Points
10Offensive Rebounds
25Assists
15Turnovers
41Field Goals Made
90Field Goals Attempted
16Free Throws Made
21Free Throws Attempted
133-Point Field Goals Made
363-Point Field Goals Attempted
0.3613-Point Field Goal Percentage
28.82-Point Field Goals Made per Game
54.02-Point Field Goals Attempted per Game

Defensive

30.9Defensive Rebounds Per Game
5.5Blocks Per Game
8.0Steals Per Game
30Defensive Rebounds
7Steals
5Blocks

Current Injuries

PlayerPositionStatusDetails
Jamir WatkinsJamir WatkinsGOutWatkins, a two-way player for the Wizards, suffered the injury during the Summer League. Although Washington has yet to offer a timetable for a return, a typical recovery time for the procedure is approximately 9-to-12 months. That leaves Watkins in serious jeopardy of missing most, if not all, of the 2026-27 season, and it remains to be seen if the team will continue keeping him around on a two-way roster spot while he's injured.
Alex SarrAlex SarrCDay-To-DayGeneral manager Will Dawkins said Thursday that Sarr is expected to be ready for the start of the regular season, so the limited workload to begin camp appears precautionary. Sarr underwent surgery in mid-June, and his progress during the preseason will be worth monitoring, but there currently doesn't appear to be significant concern about his availability for Opening Night.
Trae YoungTrae YoungGDay-To-DayWith Young limited to 15 regular-season appearances in 2025-26 due to injuries, any sign of offseason rehab progress is notable. This report points to active conditioning work after his quadriceps issue, though it does not provide a return timeline or formal clearance update ahead of training camp for Washington.
Keshon GilbertKeshon GilbertGDay-To-DayA hip injury cost Gilbert his final three games in Las Vegas. In his one appearance for the Hawks at Summer League, he finished with 10 points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals in 20 minutes off the bench.
Anthony DavisAnthony DavisFDay-To-DayDavis was limited to only 20 regular-season appearances with Dallas last season due to health issues, but Dawkins said the 10-time All-Star is currently in a "great frame of mind." Washington also views Davis as a starting-caliber center in a revamped frontcourt featuring Alex Sarr and Deandre Ayton. Davis and the Wizards reportedly postponed contract extension discussions earlier this offseason, but Dawkins declined to specifically address those talks Thursday.
Watkins, a two-way player for the Wizards, suffered the injury during the Summer League. Although Washington has yet to offer a timetable for a return, a typical recovery time for the procedure is approximately 9-to-12 months. That leaves Watkins in serious jeopardy of missing most, if not all, of the 2026-27 season, and it remains to be seen if the team will continue keeping him around on a two-way roster spot while he's injured.
Alex SarrAlex SarrCDay-To-Day
General manager Will Dawkins said Thursday that Sarr is expected to be ready for the start of the regular season, so the limited workload to begin camp appears precautionary. Sarr underwent surgery in mid-June, and his progress during the preseason will be worth monitoring, but there currently doesn't appear to be significant concern about his availability for Opening Night.
Trae YoungTrae YoungGDay-To-Day
With Young limited to 15 regular-season appearances in 2025-26 due to injuries, any sign of offseason rehab progress is notable. This report points to active conditioning work after his quadriceps issue, though it does not provide a return timeline or formal clearance update ahead of training camp for Washington.
Keshon GilbertKeshon GilbertGDay-To-Day
A hip injury cost Gilbert his final three games in Las Vegas. In his one appearance for the Hawks at Summer League, he finished with 10 points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals in 20 minutes off the bench.
Anthony DavisAnthony DavisFDay-To-Day
Davis was limited to only 20 regular-season appearances with Dallas last season due to health issues, but Dawkins said the 10-time All-Star is currently in a "great frame of mind." Washington also views Davis as a starting-caliber center in a revamped frontcourt featuring Alex Sarr and Deandre Ayton. Davis and the Wizards reportedly postponed contract extension discussions earlier this offseason, but Dawkins declined to specifically address those talks Thursday.