HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati is (re-)joined by good friend and fellow DC sports zealot John F. to take a look back at the 2019 NBA offseason, for both the Washington Wizards and the league as a whole.
For the second year in a row, Hail To The District’s NBA Draft “experts” — and we use said descriptor in the loosest way possible — assembled to mock out what we think will happen in tomorrow’s 2018 NBA Draft.
Set to the backdrop of the (first) Avengers: Infinity War trailer…
HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati talks to Grant Paulsen of 106.7 The Fan about the Kirk Cousins’ contract situation and how that will play out this spring and summer, and then is joined by John to discuss the Wizards failed players-only meeting.
So, can we finally put an end to all the “the disgruntled John Wall has his eyes set on leaving the Washington Wizards when his contract expires” talk?
Just ask yourself: how many times does a big-named, high-priced player acquisition arrive in Washington, D.C., and actually live up to the billing?
HTTD writer Patrick Rice channels his inner Al Pacino, Kurt Russell, and Gene Hackman, inspiring D.C. fans on the most historic night of sports this city has seen in decades.
We had this game circled on our respective calendars since early August of 2016.
In case you hadn’t heard the news: John Wall — the bona fide superstar point guard of our beloved Washington Wizards — was named to his fourth straight All-Star game yesterday.
Hail To The District writer Dash Kannan provides a sequel — and an apology — to his previous thoughts on the Washington Wizards replacing the Chicago Cubs, in terms of the most hopeless fan base in professional sports.