Albert Lee is a multimedia producer and journalist based in Washington. He has written for Bullets Forever, focusing on coverage of the Washington Wizards and Washington Mystics. His work has also appeared in Naval News and BVM Sports.
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By: Albert Lee
Washington played competitively, but it wasn’t enough to avoid a 10th straight loss.
By: Albert Lee
It wasn’t that long ago when the Wizards were.500 after a couple early season wins. Since then, Washington has fallen down to earth.
The Washington Capitals left wing is currently injured due to a leg fracture. But he’s also a big basketball fan.
The city has competing sports and a large population of folks who aren’t from D.C.
Washington Wizards center Jonas Valanciunas is playing his part as a veteran presence on a young and rebuilding team. And he probably won’t be wearing a Wizards uniform for much longer.
By: Albert Lee
Former Washington Wizards play by play announcer Steve Buckhantz and color analyst Phil Chenier will be together for an alternate broadcast of tonight’s Wizards vs. Bulls game.
Time is starting to run out before teams have to submit their six protected players. And the longer the Mystics are silent about this role, the more logical it is for Monumental Basketball’s President to take the reins.
According to Howard Megdal of The Next, the UConn Huskies guard is more open to playing for a different team next year. Or she may just stay in college for another year.
By: Albert Lee
Monumental Basketball President Michael Winger will probably not deviate too much from what former Mystics General Manager Mike Thibault would likely have cone.
By: Albert Lee
It is unclear exactly when a general manager and head coach would be hired.
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