The pressure is on for the Washington Wizards to be competitive during the 2026-27 season after two bold moves to acquire perennial All-Star point guard Trae Young from the Atlanta Hawks and future Hall of Fame big man Anthony Davis from the Dallas Mavericks.

The Washington Wizards are going to look quite different after trading for Anthony Davis and Trae Young, but fans may have to be patient when it comes to seeing the duo on the floor together.

First-round pick Will Riley had a strong showing to help lead the Wizards past the Eastern Conference's top team.

The Washington Wizards certainly have a roster full of surprises this season. Alex Sarr has taken a massive jump on both ends of the floor, now leading the league in blocks.

Saturday’s Tank Bowl made two things clear. The Nets haven’t quit under Jordi Fernandez. See Also Brooklyn Nets Nets front office has sights set on two top prospects who could change direction of franchise And Washington’s tank is going strong even after trading for Anthony Davis and Trae Young.

Anthony Davis sends clear message about Wizards' future, saying it depends on Washington’s long‑term vision and roster plan.

Anthony Davis, who was traded by the Dallas Mavericks to the Washington Wizards at this year’s NBA trade deadline, suffered a left hand injury on January 8 against the Utah Jazz and an MRI revealed ligament damage.