Sunday’s Brooklyn Nets-Washington Wizards game at Barclays Center looked exactly like what it was on paper: two teams deep in the lottery, playing a late-season matchup with more draft implications than standings relevance.

Trae Young and Anthony Davis headline a lengthy Wizards injury report ahead of a pivotal tank matchup with the Nets on Sunday.

In their tankathon matchup against Washington, the Nets pulled out a come-from-behind 121-115 Pyrrhic victory before 17,257 at Barclays Center.

The Washington Wizards and Brooklyn Nets engaged in an epic tank-off Sunday, and that was made quite obvious by the injury report. Both the Wizards and

MIAMI -- — Jaime Jaquez Jr. scored 32 points before dashing out to fly to the NCAA women's basketball title game, Kel'el Ware finished with 24 points, 19 rebounds and seven blocks, and the Miami Heat rolled past the Washington Wizards 152-136 on Saturday.

There’s been a new spark in Capital One Arena over the last couple of weeks. The additions of Trae Young and Anthony Davis have given a new hope to a desperate fanbase. The Washington Wizards finally have a future.

The Wizards are getting clobbered by playoff teams, and our expert NBA predictions expect Miami to win by a wide margin at home.

This is just the Heat's third win in the last three weeks.

Another Miami Heat big man made a major statement against the Washington Wizards on Saturday as Kel'el Ware entered rare air by eclipsing 20 points, 15 rebounds and seven blocks while draining a trio of three-pointers.

The Washington Wizards' recent defensive faults are setting them up for future success.