There used to be five Wizards fans, and now there's suddenly five million. You'll be able to tell the real five by the tears of joy rolling down their cheeks this week, but they're glad to have you along anyway -- even if you've never heard of Joe Pace.

It's been 22 years since anyone's paid attention to their franchise, but Michael Jordan...

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Mullin had agreed to a one-year contract with the Golden State Warriors last season, assuring them he would finish his NBA playing days in the same place he played his first 12 seasons. The four-time All-Star was waived by the Warriors two weeks ago. Mullin had been planning...

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WASHINGTON, DC. The Washington Wizards, hoping Patrick Ewing can solve their problems in the post, signed the free agent center to a contract Wednesday. "It wasn't a money issue," Ewing said. "It's about being somewhere...

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WASHINGTON -- The worst-kept secret in sports is out: Michael Jordan will play again in the NBA -- and not just for one season, but two.

After months of hints, smiles and winks that kept his fans on edge, Jordan finally announced his comeback Tuesday, saying he would play for the Washington Wizards through 2003 and donate his salary the first year -- $1 million...

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Patchwork Pistons clobber Cavaliers, halt skid at 8

<font style="line-height:200%" face="Arial">January 31st, 2018 | by NBA.COM
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Detroit, MI --

The Pistons were short-handed, waiting on their new additions

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