RealGM Basketball Wiretap

24 March 2026

• Ajay Mitchell, Justin Champagnie Suspended One Game Each

  The NBA handed down discipline from the altercation between members of the Oklahoma City Thunder and Washington Wizards on Saturday. With 27 seconds remaining in the first half of Saturday's game, an incident started between Oklahoma City's Jaylin Williams and Washington's Justin Champagnie. The altercation was escalated when Champagnie struck Thunder guard Ajay Mitchell in the face, then Thunder guard Cason Wallace and Wizards forward Anthony Gill got involved, causing players from both teams to spill into the spectator stands.

  Champagnie and Mitchell were each suspended one game for their role in the altercation. Champagnie will miss the Wizards game at the New York Knicks on Sunday. Michell will miss the Thunder game at the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday.

  Williams was fined $50,000, while Wallace and Gill were fined $35,000 apiece for their parts in the incident.

• Ajay Mitchell, Cason Wallace Among Four Ejected As Skirmish With Wizards Spills Into Crowd

  Four players were ejected late in the second quarter of Saturday's game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Washington Wizards following an on-court altercation that spilled into the stands and landed on a courtside cameraman. Oklahoma City went on to win the game by a final score of 132-111.

  The confrontation began along the baseline between Thunder forward Jaylin Williams and Wizards forward Justin Champagnie before spreading across both benches. Thunder guard Ajay Mitchell exchanged words and contact with Champagnie, with the scrum tumbling into the rows of fans near the baseline.

  Williams and Champagnie each received two technical fouls and were automatically ejected. Mitchell and Thunder guard Cason Wallace were each assessed one technical and removed from the game.

  Crew chief John Goble told a pool reporter the pair was ejected "for not acting as peacemakers and escalating the altercation."

  Wizards forward Anthony Gill, who made contact during the scrum, was not penalized after officials determined Wallace had pushed him into the altercation.

  Shai Gilgeous-Alexander defended Mitchell's reaction.

  "I've never seen him like that," Gilgeous-Alexander said. "But at the same time, I'm not really surprised. He's tough as nails, not only on the court but off the court as well. There'd be no back down when he's involved in anything."

  Thunder coach Mark Daigneault disputed the officiating crew's judgment after reviewing the sequence at halftime, saying he and Goble ultimately agreed to disagree.

  "I think it was unlucky," center Isaiah Hartenstein said. "We're a physical team. We're also not gonna back down against anything. We have a passionate group of guys, and sometimes it just gets physical."

  Saturday's incident marked Oklahoma City's third confrontation since January, following altercations involving Lu Dort in games against the New Orleans Pelicans and Denver Nuggets.

• Trae Young Out Indefinitely With Quad Contusion, Back Soreness

  Washington Wizards guard Trae Young will be out indefinitely due to a pair of injuries. In the Wizards loss on Monday, Young suffered a contusion to his right quadriceps. This is a reinjury of the quad, which the veteran guard had only recently recovered from. In addition, related imaging showed that Young has been suffering pain due to lower back irritation.

  With roughly three weeks remaining in the regular season, Young is likely to miss the remainder of the season. The Wizards recently announced that Anthony Davis is also going to remain out indefinitely, as he rehabs a hand injury. Washington is focused on getting both Young and Davis to full health ahead of next season.

• Anthony Davis Remains Out Indefinitely With Ligament Damage In Left Hand

  Anthony Davis will remain out with ligament damage in his left hand. Davis was reevaluated on Thursday and it was determined that while his recovery continues to progress positively, the volar plate tissue in his left hand has not yet fully healed.

  Davis will continue with conservative treatment and advance his basketball activity as tolerated. Davis will be reevaluated at the end of the month.

  The Washington Wizards acquired Davis from the Dallas Mavericks ahead of the trade deadline.

• Trae Young Leaves Loss To Warriors With Right Quad Contusion

  Trae Young left the Washington Wizards' 125-117 loss to the Golden State Warriors in the third quarter with a right quad contusion.

  Young suffered the injury after colliding with Will Richard and was called for an offensive foul.

  The Hawks had no other update on Young's condition.

  Young is averaging 13.8 points and 6.5 assists in four games with the Wizards.

• Golden State Warriors vs. Washington Wizards:How to Watch, Live Stream & Game Preview

  The action shifts to the Capital One Arena tonight as the Washington Wizards host the Golden State Warriors. Both teams arrive short-handed and looking to snap losing streaks, setting the stage for a battle of depth and young talent in the heart of D.C.

  The Golden State Warriors (32-35) enter the second night of a grueling East Coast back-to-back following a hard-fought loss at Madison Square Garden. Navigating a severe injury crisis without Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler, the Warriors have turned to sophomore leaderBrandin Podziemski, who is averaging 12.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game. Golden State will also look for a scoring boost from Jonathan Kuminga and Trayce Jackson-Davis to avoid a six-game skid.

  The Washington Wizards (19-48), meanwhile, are using the final stretch of the season to develop their highly-touted young core under coach Brian Keefe. Washington is powered by the playmaking ofBub Carrington (15.2 PPG, 6.4 APG) and the defensive versatility ofAlex Sarr andBilal Coulibaly. Despite the records, tonight's matchup offers a fascinating look at the "Next Gen" stars for both franchises as they battle for momentum in the season's final month.

  How to watch Warriors vs Wizards

  Tonight's cross-conference matchup will be broadcast on local regional sports networks in both the Washington D.C. and Bay Area markets, with a national stream available for out-of-market fans on NBA League Pass.

  National/Out-of-Market	NBA League Pass
  Wizards Local TV	Monumental Sports Network
  Warriors Local TV	NBCS Bay Area
  Live Stream	Fubo, DirecTV
  Game Time	7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT

  How to watch Warriors vs Wizards for free

  To watch tonight's Warriors vs. Wizards game for free, local fans can utilize a 5-day free trial from streaming services like Fubo, which carries both Monumental Sports Network for D.C. viewers and NBC Sports Bay Area for those in California.

  Fubo: The premier choice for cord-cutters. Fubo provides high-definition access to Monumental Sports Network and NBCS Bay Area, ensuring you catch every highlight during the free trial window.

  NBA League Pass: For fans living out-of-market, League Pass is the go-to way to follow Bub Carrington and Brandin Podziemski. New users can sign up for a free trial through Amazon Prime Video or the NBA app to stream the game live.

• Washington Wizards Vs. Orlando Magic: How to Watch, Live Stream & Game Preview

  The energy at the Kia Center is set to be electric tonight as the Orlando Magic host the Washington Wizards in a Southeast Division showdown. Orlando looks to continue its climb up the Eastern Conference standings, while a young Washington squad aims to play spoiler on the road.

  The Orlando Magic (36-28) enter tonight's contest as one of the league's most balanced units, currently holding the top spot in the Southeast Division. Driven by All-StarPaolo Banchero, who leads the team with 22.2 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, Orlando has established a formidable home-court advantage. Despite missing Franz Wagner due to an ankle injury, the Magic remain dangerous behind the elite perimeter shooting ofDesmond Bane (20.6 PPG) and the defensive tenacity of Jalen Suggs.

  The Washington Wizards (16-48), meanwhile, are focused on the development of their rising stars as they navigate a challenging road stretch. Washington has seen a breakout rookie campaign fromAlex Sarr, who is averaging 17.2 points and 2.0 blocks per game. Supported by veteran guardCJ McCollum (18.8 PPG), the Wizards are looking to bounce back from a high-scoring loss in Miami earlier this week. With Orlando fighting for playoff seeding and Washington's youth eager to prove themselves, tonight's matchup offers an intriguing look at the division's present and future.

  How to watch Magic vs Wizards

  Tonight's divisional game will be broadcast on local regional sports networks in both the Orlando and D.C. markets, with a national stream available for out-of-market fans on NBA League Pass.

  National/Out-of-Market	NBA League Pass
  Magic Local TV	FDSN Florida
  Wizards Local TV	Monumental Sports Network
  Live Stream	Fubo, DirecTV

  How to watch Magic vs Wizards for free

  To watch tonight's Magic vs. Wizards game for free, local fans can utilize a 5-day free trial from streaming services like Fubo, which carries both Monumental Sports Network and FanDuel Sports Network Florida.

  Fubo: The premier choice for fans in Florida and the D.C. area. Fubo provides access to FanDuel Sports Network Florida and Monumental Sports Network, ensuring you catch every highlight during the free trial window.

  NBA League Pass: For fans living out-of-market, League Pass is the best way to follow your team. You can subscribe through the NBA App or Amazon Prime Video to stream the game live on any device.

• Washington Wizards vs. Miami Heat: How to Watch, Live Stream & Game Preview (March 10, 2026)

  The heat is on at the Kaseya Center tonight as CJ McCollum and the Washington Wizards travel to South Beach to challenge Bam Adebayo and the surging Miami Heat in a Southeast Division battle.

  The Washington Wizards (16-47) enter tonight's contest desperate to snap an eight-game losing streak and find a rhythm in the final stretch of the season. Despite their recent struggles, the Wizards remain dangerous on the perimeter behind veteranCJ McCollum, who leads the squad with 18.8 points per game. Washington is also looking for a breakout performance from rookie standout Alex Sarr, who currently leads the team's defensive efforts with nearly 2.0 blocks per contest.

  The Miami Heat (36-29), meanwhile, are one of the league's hottest teams, riding a five-game winning streak as they fight to climb out of the Play-In tier and into a top-six seed. Miami is bolstered by the high-scoring duo ofNorman Powell (22.5 PPG) and All-StarBam Adebayo, who has been dominant with a nightly average of nearly 10 rebounds. With Miami aiming to extend their streak and Washington looking to play spoiler in division play, tonight's matchup offers a classic clash of styles.

  How to watch Wizards vs Heat

  Tonight's Southeast Division showdown will be broadcast on regional sports networks in both the D.C. and Miami markets, with a national stream available for out-of-market fans via NBA League Pass.

  National/Out-of-Market	NBA League Pass
  Wizards Local TV	Monumental Sports Network
  Heat Local TV	FDSN Sun
  Live Stream	Fubo, DirecTV, Monumental+

  How to watch Wizards vs Heat for free

  To watch tonight's Wizards vs. Heat game without a long-term contract, fans can sign up for a 7-day free trial of Fubo, which carries both Monumental Sports Network and FanDuel Sports Network Sun.

  Fubo: The premier choice for local fans. Fubo provides access to Monumental Sports Network and FanDuel Sports Network Sun, ensuring coverage for fans in both the Mid-Atlantic and Florida regions.

  NBA League Pass: For fans living outside the local broadcast zones, League Pass via Amazon Prime or the NBA app is the best way to catch this division rivalry from anywhere in the country.

• Anthony Davis Cleared For Limited Individual Basketball Activities

  Anthony Davis was reevaluated Wednesday by Dr. Steven Shin of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles as he is currently out with ligament damage in his left hand. Davis continues to progress as expected and has been cleared to begin limited individual on-court basketball activities.

  Davis will be reevaluated in two weeks, and further updates will be provided at that time.

  The Washington Wizards acquired Davis from the Dallas Mavericks at the trade deadline and he has yet to appear in any games with his new team.

  Davis appeared in 20 games with the Mavericks this season, averaging 20.4 points, 11.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 31.3 minutes.

• Kyshawn George Out At Least 3 Weeks With Partially Torn UCL In Elbow

  Kyshawn George will miss at least three weeks after being diagnosed with a partially torn UCL in his left elbow, the Washington Wizards announced on Wednesday.

  George suffered the injury on Monday night against the Rockets.

  George had started all 48 games he's played in for the Wizards this season, averaging 14.8 points.