Julie Donaldson, Adam Wise and Phil Chenier break down the Wizards' win over the Clippers -- though it might not have been the prettiest. Why do the Wizards keep giving up big leads? We spotlight Mike Scott's recent contributions, too. Plus, looking ahead to LeBron and the Cavs.

The Wizards finally got back in the win column in John Wall's first game back from injury. Not only that, but he may have a new backup in Tomas Satoransky, who was the first point guard off the bench instead of Tim Frazier.

Julie Donaldson, Tony Massenburg, Chase Hughes and Adam Wise broke down the whole night.

Julie Donaldson, Tony Massenburg and Adam Wise look back on another lackluster game by the Wizards' starters against a sub-.500 team. Could losing to the Nets be a tipping point in Scott Brooks's decision about who will start vs. the Grizzlies?

Julie Donaldson, Tony Massenburg and Adam Wise try to make sense of the Wizards' final possession in their loss to the Clippers. What happened with the clock? And can the Wizards hold down the fort until John Wall comes back, probably sometime next week?

After his 51 points in Portland, Bradley Beal again led all scorers with 34 points in the Wizards' win over the Suns. Julie Donaldson, Tony Massenburg, Adam Wise and Keely Diven see another opportunity for an All-Star performance in the Clippers Saturday.

Even without John Wall, the Wizards got revenge on the Trail Blazers. They did it behind Bradley Beal's 51 points, a career high and just the third 50+ point game in the NBA this season. Julie Donaldson, Tony Massenburg, Adam Wise and Gary Carter break down the most encouraging game yet.

The Wizards' 47-point loss in Utah was one of the worst in franchise history, but thankfully they don't have much time to stew over it. Washington heads out to Portland for a rematch with the Blazers tonight. Julie Donaldson, Tony Massenburg and Chase Hughes look at how they can rebound.

Julie Donaldson, Chase Hughes, Adam Wise and Keely Diven look back on the Wizards, impressive win over the Pistons, who own the second-best record in the Eastern Conference. Even more encouraging looking ahead were standout performances from Markieff Morris and Tomas Satoransky.

The Wizards nearly pulled off an incredible comeback in Philadelphia, all thanks to hacking Ben Simmons. The game says a lot about the Wizards reserves and a big potential weakness in the 76ers. Julie Donaldson, Tony Massenburg and Adam Wise break down the game and discuss Bradley Beal's eye injury.

Instead of the Wizards giving up a large lead in the fourth quarter, they came back from a big deficit to win. And instead of the starters making the difference, it was largely the bench players. Julie Donaldson, Tony Massenburg, Chris Miller and Adam Wise react to Washington flipping the script.