The Washington Wizards knew they selected a really raw prospect when they took Alex Sarr with the No. 2 overall pick in the ...

Sarr, 19, struggled to start the season, but he is beginning to make progress as the year moves on. The Wizards are still ...

The No. 2 pick had 11 points, 10 rebounds and five assists in the Wizards’ 125-107 victory over the Bulls, their most ...

Alex Sarr faced some serious fire last summer. His performance in the NBA Summer League, particularly his 0-of-15 outing ...

Getting to know the young core of the Washington Wizards ahead of their matchup with the Sixers on Wednesday night.

As they have with their other rookies, the Wizards have thrown the 7-foot Sarr into the fire in hopes of speeding his development.

The Wizards, without their starting backcourt of Jordan Poole and Malcolm Brogdon, gave Butler a chance and he seized upon it ...

Sarr (illness) has officially been ruled out Wednesday against Philadelphia. Sarr will miss just his fourth game this season, and he is averaging 13.6 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 0.9 blocks and ...

Dealing with illness ...

Previously, the uppermost rung has been held by Philadelphia’s Jared McCain (three times), San Antonio’s Stephon Castle (two) ...

Washington Wizards rookie center Alex Sarr is beginning to establish himself in the league a little more. Sarr is doing that by receiving Eastern Conference Roo ...