Yanir A. Rubinstein is a sports journalist who writes for Bullets Forever and BVM Sports. His articles primarily cover the Washington Wizards basketball team, including game recaps, previews, and analysis. With a focus on providing insights and updates on the team's performance, Yanir keeps fans informed and engaged with his sports writing.
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Yanir A. Rubinstein's coverage is heavily focused on basketball, particularly the NBA and the Washington Wizards team. His articles predominantly cover game recaps, previews, and event announcements related to basketball.
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By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
After playing a total of 77 seconds in the last two games, Coulibaly actually saw some action already in the first quarter, and even scored a floater in the first possession after coming in. Number 99 then played for almost 6-7 consecutive minutes, and even scored an emphatic dunk in transition to give France 25-24 lead, and force the USA coach to take a timeout!
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Mystics head to Chicago to face the Sky in a very important matchup that could determine playoff seeding.
WNBA Preview: Mystics at Dream on Friday
The Wizards will make a trip north of the border to start the preseason.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Wizards play their second preseason game tomorrow night.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
In their second preseason game the Washington Wizards played the Thibodeau-sort-of-new-look-Knicks in the Garden in New York City. This was probably an exciting game to watch for many a Knicks fan, as they see how their new squad is taking shape. For Wizards fans? Not so much. The game was competitive for something like 15 minutes or so, until the Knicks decided their starters should soon rest. Then, the Knicks went into the usual and full blow-out and pad stats mode, that Wizards’ opponents seem to take in the past (too many) years.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Wizards are playing the Raptors again in the preseason, this time at home.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Wizards and Heat meet in... Mexico City!
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
If you look at the lead image you’re looking at the most interesting image from the Washington Wizards’ 125-112 loss to the Golden State Warriors on Monday night.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Wizards are on a four-game road trip and look to get a win at Memphis.
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