Chase Carroll brings on Matt Modderno from Bullets forever and the Beleav in Wizards podcast with Larry Hughes, as they discuss the direction of the team, what they disliked from the game against the Pistons, and much more.

The Wizards saw Vintage Russell Westbrook as he helps lead the Wizards over the Indiana Pacers. He got help from Rui Hachimura who took over as the second option in the absence of Bradley Beal, as well as Chandler Hutchinson who impressed in his Wizards debut. Daniel Gafford impressed as well before leaving the game in a wheel chair. Jerome Robinson gets the start. Chase goes into all of that, and more, on The Wizards Walk-through

The Wizards were led by Rui Hachimura and Troy Brown Jr. as the team played its first scrimmage, and first real competition in the NBA restart. The Wizards fell to the Denver Nuggets 89-82, but development from the young guys has Chase somewhat excited for the future.

The Washington Wizards are BACK! At least kind of. The Wizards return to action in their scrimmage against the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday at 3:30 E.T. Chase Carroll discusses why John Wall, Bradley Beal, and Davis Bertans sitting out of the restart may actually be best for the Wizards' long term development. He also talks about the starting five He'd like to see the Wizards throw out to restart the season, and the guys that should come off the bench.

Chase starts the show discussing what Wes Unseld meant to the Bullets/Wizards franchise, and takes you back to the call of the 1978 NBA Championship he helped bring to DC.

The Wizards are in the playoffs! Well, almost. They get more regular season games for a shot at the 8th seed. Why extra games could be good for guys like Troy Brown Jr., Isaac Bonga, and Rui Hachimura.

The NBA is in discussions to make a return to play. This is great news for all NBA fans, no matter what team they follow. Depending on how the league is structured, we may see the return of the Washington Wizards to the court. Chase Carroll discusses why he would love to see the team come back, no matter what the playing structure looks like.

If there is a regular season for the Wizards, could we see an early return of John Wall? Chase poses the question.

The Brooklyn Nets show internal interest in Bradley Beal, but Beal's agent shuts the talks down fast.

Chase Carroll discusses the options the Wizards had at the wing spots this season. The Wizards saw a multitude of young guys fill out the wing spots, why Troy Brown Jr. is the one who showed the most potential of the group. What is his role moving forward? What about Jerome Robinson and Garrison Mathews? Chase talks about what he liked from them, as well as Isaac Bonga so far this season.

Chase Carroll discusses what he saw from the Point Guard spot for the Washington Wizards in 2019-20. He compares the seasons of new-comer Ish Smith, and former point-guard Tomas Satoransky. Did the Wizards actually upgrade at backup PG this season? He also examines the possibility of Shabazz Napier playing a role with the team moving forward, and dives deeper into the failed Isaiah Thomas experiment.

Host Chase Carroll gives you a background on himself, why Micheal Jordan played a huge part in him becoming a...Wizards fan?? He also dives into topics John Wall discussed on "All the Smoke" with Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson.