Washington Wizards
Coverage of Washington Wizards in the Nexus archive.
- I went inside the hidden Cadillac Club at Citi Field. It's the most exclusive place to watch the Mets play.
The Cadillac Club at Citi Field offers an exclusive, members-only experience with field-level seating, complimentary food and drinks, and a rotating chef-designed menu. Initially requiring $24,999-per-seat memberships, it now occasionally offers single-game tickets, with third-row seats listed at $688 for a key game. The club is part of a broader trend in sports venues creating high-end, revenue-generating spaces.
- Khris Middleton going back to Wizards in sign-and-trade with Dallas, AP source says
Khris Middleton is traded back to the Washington Wizards via a sign-and-trade deal with the Dallas Mavericks, involving a three-year contract worth up to $17.6 million. The agreement is part of a larger six-team, 11-player trade that includes D'Angelo Russell, Caris LeVert, Taurean Prince, Gary Harris, and John Collins.
- Lakers sending Ayton to the Wizards for Hardy and 2 second-round picks, AP source says
The Los Angeles Lakers are trading Deandre Ayton to the Washington Wizards in exchange for Jaden Hardy and second-round draft picks in 2031 and 2032. The Wizards, who recently added Trae Young and Anthony Davis, now have Ayton as a rim protector alongside Davis and Alex Sarr. The Lakers are also acquiring Walker Kessler from Utah as part of a sign-and-trade deal involving first-round picks and swaps.
- Wizards’ Sarr broke foot in workout, but team says he’s expected to recover before next season
Washington Wizards center Alex Sarr underwent surgery for a broken right foot sustained during an offseason workout. The team states he is expected to fully recover before next season. Sarr, the second pick in the 2024 draft, averaged 16.3 points and 7.4 rebounds last season.