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
The Wizards are on a four-game road trip and look to get a win at Memphis.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
After taking a beating from the Los Angeles Clippers and James Harden (to the tune of 23 first half points of The Beard, total 43 in a bit over 30 minutes), the Wizards actually have a chance to surprise in this one, especially given the multiple starters that the Milwaukee Bucks might be resting.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Washington Wizards suffered one of their regular poundings earlier in October to the Cavaliers, to the tune of allowing 135 points in 48 minutes, losing to the Cleveland Cavaliers by just 19, 116-135. I say “just” since last season they lost to those same Cavaliers by 39 points, 140-101. Well the loss in October was in D.C., so we may very well see the Cavaliers get a win similar to the one last year... Or, maybe they’ll just rest multiple starters and roll some G-League guys. Let’s see...
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Washington Wizards lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday, 118-87. Oh, it was an NBA Cup game.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Wizards are on a 15 game losing streak as Luka Doncic comes into town.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Washington Wizards are getting some media buzz recently, but not for a good reason: they’ve just lost 16 in a row and the last couple in big blowouts. The Denver Nuggets surely don’t intend to let the Wizards snap that streak at their expense.
The Wizards face the Pelicans in the first game of a two game series. This time, the Wizards are starting on the road.
The Wizards face the Pelicans in the second game of a two game series. This time, the Wizards are hosting.
By: Yanir A. Rubinstein
The Washington Wizards and the New Orleans Pelicans met twice this weekend. After the Wizards lost on Friday, this rematch on Sunday evening was a game to answer the question: who is the worst team in the NBA? Tonight, we got a clear answer as the Pelicans led wire-to-wire to beat the Wizards, 110-98.
Can Washington get back to a winning direction?
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