The Washington Wizards snap their early-season road slump with a 124-120 win over the Chicago Bulls on Oct. 24, 2026. After trailing by 10 early and being out‑paced in fast‑break points (19‑5), Washington answered in the second half, outscoring the Bulls 40‑20 in the third and pulling ahead by as much as 19. Trae Young leads the effort with 25 points and nine assists, while Kyshawn George adds 22 points and nine rebounds, including key fourth‑quarter And‑1s. A late Bulls 16‑4 surge narrows the gap, but clutch free throws seal the victory, moving the Wizards to 2‑1 on the season.
The Washington Wizards are off to a strong start thanks to Anthony Davis, and the extension talks should begin.
Alex Ovechkin secured a pretty sweet payday after playing in the Washington Capitals’ 4-3 overtime victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night. The game was Ovechkin’s 10th of the 2026-27 season, triggering the $4.75 million performance bonus in the one-year contract he signed with the Capitals to return for his 22nd and final NHL
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Ivan Miroshnichenko appears likely to be on his way out of DC. According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Capitals have given Miroshnichenko permission to speak to other NHL teams as he seeks a trade. Miroshnichenko has played in just three games for the Caps this season, averaging 11:03 of ice time and scoring one goal.
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After three days of rest, which is too many, the Washington Capitals returned to action slightly healthier to take on the Buffalo Sabres (4-4-2). The Capitals opened the game with two excruciating misplays in their own zone. First, Jack Quinn had a clear path to the net versus Ovechkin’s line. Then Chychrun turned the puck
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The Chicago Bulls looked to channel the energy from their win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday into their home opener against the Washington Wizards on Saturday. Early on, they didn’t disappoint, thanks to Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis. In the first quarter, Wilson and Buzelis complemented one another with back-to-back dunks, per BullsMuse. At […]
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During the Raptors’ 112-102 win over Washington on Oct. 23, a fan jabbed Kawhi Leonard about a disputed tree‑planting endorsement with the bankrupt firm Aspiration. Leonard’s brief reply, “Always,” sparked talk of the Clippers salary‑cap scandal that led to a $30 million fine, loss of five future first‑round picks, and a $700,000 fine for Leonard. After averaging a career‑best 27.9 points in his final Clippers season, Leonard returned to Toronto in a blockbuster trade and signed a two‑year, $115 million extension. He contributed 16 points and nine rebounds in the win, signaling a fresh start.
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The 49ers stay unbeaten at 6‑0 after a Week 6 win over Washington, but linebacker Fred Warner draws a hefty double fine from the NFL – $47,762 for hitting a defenseless player and $17,911 for a helmet‑first blow on tight end Chig Okonkwo. Warner now faces a possible one‑game suspension after two more defenseless‑player hits. Meanwhile, safety Malik Mustapha escaped fines despite several hard tackles. The 49ers’ defense ranks fifth overall and fourth in scoring, anchoring the team’s perfect start.
The Washington Wizards travel to Chicago on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, for an 8:00 PM ET showdown against the Bulls. Both Eastern Conference teams come off split openings—Washington (1‑1 after a 128‑116 win over Milwaukee and a 112‑102 loss to Toronto) and Chicago (1‑1 after a 132‑125 victory over Milwaukee following a 135‑92 defeat by Toronto). The game will air on Chicago Sports Network and Monumental Sports Network, with a live stream on Fubo (free trial available). Expect the Wizards to chase a second road win while the Bulls aim to keep offensive momentum alive.
The Washington Wizards hit the road to play the Chicago Bulls at the United Center. The game starts at 8:00 p.m. tonight. Watch the game on Monumental Sports Network. Go Wizards!
Game information/links Game preview The Washington Capitals (5-4-0) are back at Capital One Arena on Saturday night, looking to bounce back from arguably their most frustrating performance of the young season. The Capitals enter its matchup against the Buffalo Sabres (4-4-2) having lost two of its last three games, including Tuesday’s 5-2 defeat to the
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The Washington Capitals claim right-shot defenseman Jack St. Ivany off waivers from the Winnipeg Jets on Oct. 24, 2026, adding needed depth to their blueline after Vincent Desharnais’ appendectomy and Logan Thompson’s IR move. The 6‑ft‑4, 27‑year‑old, a 2018 fourth‑round pick who debuted with Pittsburgh in 2023‑24, has appeared in 57 NHL games, tallying nine assists, 68 blocked shots and 122 hits while averaging 15:30 of ice time. He enters the final year of a three‑year, $2.4 M contract and is expected to bolster the Caps’ right‑side defense and penalty kill.
The San Francisco 49ers held on to their undefeated 6-0 record with a 23-17 Week 6 win over the Washington Commanders. While it was a big win for the franchise, linebacker Fred Warner left that contest with not one, but two separate fines. Warner was fined a total of $65,673, according to Mike Garafolo of […]
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Brian Keefe needs to find more creative lineup combinations to give the Wizards the spacing they need to thrive on offense.
49ers LB Fred Warner fined $65,673 for two hits against the Commanders, bringing his season total to $107,466 and raising concerns about a possible suspension.
ARLINGTON, VA — The Washington Capitals will get their top center back in the lineup on Saturday night. Pierre-Luc Dubois, will return against the Buffalo Sabres, ending a five-game absence due to illness that left the Capitals without one of their best players. After Saturday’s morning skate, Dubois confirmed that was back to normal and
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It was very important that the Raptors found a way to win despite inefficient shooting.
The Washington Capitals have enacted a little payback on the Winnipeg Jets via the waiver wire. After the Jets claimed goaltender Clay Stevenson off waivers from the Capitals last month, the Caps have returned the favor by doing the same with defenseman Jack St. Ivany on Saturday. NEWS | The Washington Capitals have claimed defenseman
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Nashville claimed Daemon Hunt from Minnesota, while Washington nabbed St. Ivany from Winnipeg.
Warriors The Warriors may want to trade Kristaps Porzingis, but getting another team to send back someone who can help? Well, that’s where things get complicated. According to Sean Deveney of Heavy Sports, Golden State might have to absorb an unwanted contract, attach a first-round pick or potentially do both to move Porzingis. His uncertain […]
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The Washington Capitals will be back in action at Capital One Arena on Saturday night after three days away from their home rink. After winning two games in a row last week, the Capitals dropped a rough one against their former head coach, Peter Laviolette, and the then-winless Los Angeles Kings this past Tuesday. To
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Dubois has missed the past five games due to an illness, while Sourdif has been out two games after getting sick.
The Dallas Mavericks have added several names to the NBA injury report for Saturday, October 24, with Kyrie Irving listed as questionable and Cooper Flagg ruled out ahead of their game against the San Antonio Spurs. LeBron James remains out for the Philadelphia 76ers, while the latest report also includes updates for Washington, Chicago, Denver […]
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The Washington Commanders sit 1‑4‑1 in the NFC East, but remain two wins from first place with eight games left. GM Adam Peters faces a trade‑deadline test: can he acquire veteran guard Quenton Nelson from the Colts before the November 10 deadline? Nelson, a six‑time All‑Pro and still in his prime at 30, could lock down the left‑guard spot, pair with Sam Cosmi for a top‑tier interior line, and finally protect rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, who currently endures the NFL’s highest pressure rate. The deal likely costs a first‑rounder or high second‑round pick—assets Peters has struggled with in recent drafts—making the move a high‑stakes gamble for the beleaguered franchise.