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Mystics acquire 2026 first round pick from Lynx for Samuelson

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Albert Lee

Photo by Jordan Johnson/NBAE via Getty Images On Monday, the Washington Mystics announced that they traded guard Karlie Samuelson to the Minnesota Lynx in exchange for Minnesota’s 2026 first-round draft pick. Samuelson, who joined the Mystics as a free agent before the 2024 season, averaged 8.4 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 2.1 assists over 29 games.
WNBA Draft 2025: Mystics select Zaay Green No. 32 overall

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Albert Lee

Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images Zaay Green, a 6’2 guard from Alabama, was selected by the Washington Mystics in the third round of the 2025 WNBA Draft with the No. 32 overall pick. Green’s collegiate journey spanned multiple programs, including Tennessee, Texas A&M and Arkansas-Pine Bluff before coming to Alabama.
WNBA Draft 2025: Mystics select Lucy Olsen No. 23 overall

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Albert Lee

Photo by Matthew Holst/Getty Images Lucy Olsen, a standout guard from Iowa, was selected 23rd overall by the Washington Mystics in the 2025 WNBA Draft. After transferring from Villanova, Olsen led the Hawkeyes in scoring 17.9 points per game in 2024-25, earning First-Team All-Big Ten honors. Known for her versatile scoring, sharp court vision, and defensive tenacity, the 5’10 Pennsylvania native brings another player to the Mystics’ backcourt.
Mystics projected to select Iriafen, Citron & Sellers per mock draft

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Albert Lee

Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for Empire State Realty Trust The Washington Mystics are projected to select Kiki Iriafen (USC), Sonia Citron (Notre Dame), and Shyanne Sellers (Maryland) in the 2025 WNBA Draft according to a mock draft by ESPN’s Michael Voepel earlier today. Kiki Iriafen, a 6’3” forward, averaged 18.0 points and 8.4 rebounds per game at USC . She stepped up with a 36-point, 9-rebound performance in the NCAA Tournament after JuJu Watkins’ injury .
The Numbers Crunch: Carrington hits buzzer beater and Wizards beat Miami Heat in final game

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Kevin Broom

Photo by Issac Baldizon/NBAE via Getty Images The Wizards committed to tanking for a tie with the Utah Jazz for the NBA’s worst record this season. All established veterans were stripped from the rotation. None were added back even when two-way forward JT Thor was a late scratch, which left them with just seven players available. A string of wacky and improbable plays — including a buzzer-beater from Bub Carrington, who doesn’t turn 20 for another 99 days.
Recap: Wizards beat Heat in season finale, 119-118

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Albert Lee

Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images The Washington Wizards ended their season on a rare high note, narrowly edging the Miami Heat 119–118 in a Sunday matinee thriller at Kaseya Center. Despite playing without several key contributors, the Wizards’ young core delivered a surprise win over a short-handed Heat squad. Tristan Vukcevic led the charge for Washington with 28 points and 11 rebounds off the bench, showcasing a dynamic inside-out game.
The Numbers Crunch: Wizards youth trampled by Chicago Bulls in team’s penultimate game

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Kevin Broom

Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images With a “must lose” game on the schedule, the Washington Wizards took the court against the Chicago Bulls with only eight players available, the oldest and most experienced of whom was 23-year-old Justin Champagnie. Champagnie entered the game with just 1,813 career minutes spread over four seasons — with 1,263 coming this season. He was on a two-way contract until about a month ago.
Recap: Wizards lose to Bulls, 119-89

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Greg Finberg

The Washington Wizards lost to the Chicago Bulls 119-89 on Friday, dropping to 17-64 on the season. Justin Champagnie opened the first frame the same way he’d opened the previous three contests: aggressive. The 23-year-old forward scored nine points in the opening frame on 4-for-6 shooting to keep Washington afloat. Chicago led 26-24 entering the second quarter after a late and-1 layup from guard Coby White.
Buy, Hold, Sell on Wizards players

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Matt Modderno

Photo by Kenny Giarla/NBAE via Getty Images On the latest episode of the Bleav in Wizards podcast, Jahadi White and I played a game of "Buy, Hold, Sell" regarding the futures of twelve key Wizards players. Each of us could only pick four players that should be kept as building blocks for the future, four that are good to hang onto for now but not necessarily part of the long-term core, and four that we're okay with the team moving on from now.
Poll: Who will win the Eastern and Western Conference in the 2025 NBA Playoffs?

1 week ago | bulletsforever.com | Albert Lee

Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images SB Nation held some polls this week regarding teams’ postseason chances. The Washington Wizards aren’t in the postseason obviously, but at least we can see how everyone is doing below. Eastern Conference Champion PredictionHere are SB Nation Reacts' polls on the postseason. Over half think the Celtics will win the East.