Washington Wizards NBA Basketball Odds 2026: Playoffs, Finals & Futures | Kalshi

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Washington Wizards

2026 record, roster, injuries and live odds346 events · Updated Sep 27, 2026 · 12:19 PM ET

ConferenceEASTERN CONFERENCE · Rank #15

DivisionSoutheast · Rank #5

SeasonREG 2025 · Record 17-65

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Washington Wizards next games

Nov 10 @ 12:00AM UTC

DET Pistons

82%

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18%

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IND Pacers

62%

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37%

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DET Pistons

68%

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Mon, Nov 16 · 7:00 PM ET

MEM Grizzlies

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Wed, Nov 18 · 7:30 PM ET

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Player leaders per game

Kyshawn George

Blocks1.42026–27

Three Pointers2.22026–27

Trae Young

Assists8.92026–27

Anthony Davis

Points23.382026–27

Rebounds9.252026–27

Steals1.382026–27

Market outlook

Washington Wizards odds

Washington Wizards trades at 50% for NBA Champion, <1% for NBA Eastern Conference Champion and 90% for NBA Playoff Qualifiers.

Market outlook

Washington Wizards markets

NBA Champion

WAS Wizards

BKN Nets

$337,250,417 vol30 markets

NBA Eastern Conference Champion

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PHI 76ers

$1,300,103 vol15 markets

NBA Playoff Qualifiers

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ATL Hawks

$68 vol30 markets

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Washington Wizards Most Traded Players

Trae Young leads Washington Wizards player trading with 100 contracts traded across 189 markets.

Trae YoungPG · #3 · 100 contracts tradedNo open markets

Kyshawn GeorgeSF · #18 · 29 contracts tradedNo open markets

Deandre AytonC · #8 · 7 contracts tradedNo open markets

Anthony DavisPF · #23 · 3 contracts tradedNo open markets

AJ DybantsaSF · #4 · 1 contracts tradedNo open markets

Bilal CoulibalySG · #0 · 1 contracts tradedNo open markets

Washington Wizards Record and Southeast Standings

Washington Wizards is 17-65 this season, fifth in the Southeast.

Rank	Team	Clinch	Record	Pct	PF	PA	Streak
1	Atlanta Hawks		46-36	56%	118.46	116.05	Lost 1
2	Orlando Magic	IN	45-37	55%	115.74	115.11	Lost 1
3	Charlotte Hornets		44-38	54%	116.01	111.18	Won 1
4	Miami Heat		43-39	52%	120.87	118.54	Won 2
5	Washington Wizards	OUT	17-65	21%	112.9	124.88	Lost 10

Division marketWashington Wizards 90%0pt

Preseason expectation65+ wins 90%0pt

Washington Wizards Injury Report

4 Washington Wizards players carry a game-status designation.

Trae Young · GQuadOut For Season

Kyshawn George · FElbowOut For Season

Jamir Watkins · FACLOut For Season

Anthony Davis · F-CFingerOut For Season

Market watchWAS Wizards vs DET Pistons 18%+18pt

Washington Wizards Roster

Washington Wizards currently lists 16 active players and 18 total players on its roster.

Filter roster

No.	Player	Pos	Status	Exp	College
—	Alex Sarr	C	Active	—	—
—	Deandre Ayton	C	Active	—	Arizona
—	AJ Dybantsa	F	Active	—	BYU
—	Anthony Gill	F	Active	—	Virginia
—	Jamir Watkins	F	TWO-WAY	—	Florida State
—	Khris Middleton	F	Active	—	Texas A&M
—	Kyshawn George	F	Active	—	Miami (FL)
—	Tristan Vukcevic	F	Active	—	—
—	Will Riley	F	Active	—	Illinois
—	Anthony Davis	F-C	Active	—	Kentucky

Washington Wizards Playoff Chances

Washington Wizards is priced at a 90% chance to qualify for the 2026-27 playoffs, with a 90% chance to win the Southeast.

Playoffs90%

Washington Wizards path to the postseasonWashington Wizards reaches the first round outright with a top-six seed in the Eastern Conference. Seeds seven through ten enter the play-in tournament, and two of those four are eliminated before the playoffs begin.

Southeast: 90%

Eastern Conference champion: <1%

League champion: 50%

Washington Wizards Season Stats

Washington Wizards scored 112.9 points per game in 2025, 25th-most in the league, while allowing 124.88 per game.

Points scored per game112.9#25 NBA

Points allowed per game124.88#29 NBA

2025 market baseline65+ wins · 90%The market currently gives Washington Wizards a 90% chance to reach at least 65 wins.

Washington Wizards 2026 Schedule

Washington Wizards plays at Detroit Pistons on Nov 9 next.

Date	Opponent	Time (ET)
Nov 9	@ Detroit Pistons	7:00 PM
Nov 11	@ Indiana Pacers	7:00 PM
Nov 12	vs Detroit Pistons	7:00 PM
Nov 15	vs Houston Rockets	7:00 PM
Nov 16	vs Memphis Grizzlies	7:00 PM
Nov 18	@ Toronto Raptors	7:30 PM
Nov 20	@ Chicago Bulls	8:00 PM
Nov 22	vs Orlando Magic	7:00 PM

Washington Wizards matchups

Head-to-head pages for every Washington Wizards rivalry — division opponents first, then the rest of the league.

Wizards Starting Lineup

Washington project a starting five of Trae Young (G), Kyshawn George (F), AJ Dybantsa (F), Anthony Davis (F-C), and Alex Sarr (C).

Trae Young

Kyshawn George

AJ Dybantsa

F-C

Anthony Davis

Alex Sarr

Projected by the league, and subject to late changes

Wizards Depth Chart

The current Wizards depth chart lists 5 positions.

Position	Starter	Second	Third+
PG	Trae Young	Bub Carrington	Tre Johnson
SG	Kyshawn George	Tre Johnson	Jamir Watkins·Bub Carrington·Will Riley
SF	AJ Dybantsa	Bilal Coulibaly	Will Riley·Khris Middleton·Cam Whitmore
PF	Anthony Davis	Khris Middleton	Justin Champagnie·Will Riley·AJ Dybantsa
C	Alex Sarr	Deandre Ayton	Tristan Vukcevic·Anthony Davis·Felix Okpara

Washington Wizards Head Coach

Brian Keefe is the Washington Wizards head coach for the 2025 season.

Head coachBrian KeefeWashington Wizards

Washington Wizards Last Game

Washington Wizards lost 117-130 to the Cleveland Cavaliers in its most recent regular-season game on Apr 12, 2026.

Washington Wizards

117Final130

Cleveland Cavaliers

Recent form

L117-130@ CLE

L117-140vs MIA

L108-119vs CHI

L98-129vs CHI

L115-121@ BKN

Washington Wizards Draft Picks

Washington Wizards made 3 selections in the 2025 draft.

Round	Overall	Player	Pos	School
—	—	Jamir Watkins	F	Florida State
—	—	Will Riley	F	Illinois
—	—	Tre Johnson	G	Texas

Washington Wizards NBA Finals Wins

Washington Wizards has won one league championship, most recently in the 1978 season.

Championships1978

Conference titles

Division titles

Playoff appearances

Washington Wizards Franchise

Franchise	Detail
Venue	Capital One ArenaWashington, DC · 20,356 capacity
Founded	1961
Owner	Ted Leonsis
General manager	Will Dawkins
President	Michael Winger
Mascot	G-Wiz

Washington Wizards 2025 outlook

The Washington Wizards play in the Eastern Conference's Southeast Division at Capital One Arena in downtown Washington, D.C., where the team committed to stay after a planned move to Virginia fell through in 2024. The franchise began in 1961 as the Chicago Packers and played as the Baltimore Bullets before moving to the capital in 1973. As the Washington Bullets it reached three Finals in five seasons and won the 1978 championship over the Seattle SuperSonics. The team became the Wizards in 1997 and is still chasing a second title.Everything a Wizards fan checks before tip-off is here: the roster, injury report, starting lineup, next game and Eastern Conference standings, each paired with a Kalshi price. The outlook panel at the top turns those markets into three probabilities, reaching the playoffs, winning the Eastern Conference and winning the title, alongside the latest move on each. Traders set the numbers, and they change as the season does.

Frequently asked questions

What are the Wizards' championship odds?Kalshi's NBA Championship market prices Washington at 50%, unchanged on its most recent move (updated Nov 8). A contract pays $1 only if the team wins the title, so the price in cents reads as its chance of doing so. Washington's only title came in 1978, as the Bullets.

How many championships have the Wizards won?One, the 1978 championship as the Washington Bullets, a seven-game win over the Seattle SuperSonics. The franchise has reached four NBA Finals, in 1971 as the Baltimore Bullets and in 1975, 1978 and 1979 in Washington, the last a rematch that Seattle won. The team has not reached a conference finals since 1979.

What are the Wizards' playoff chances?The market puts Washington's playoff probability at 90% and its chance of winning the Eastern Conference at <1% (updated Nov 8). A top-six seed guarantees a first-round series; seeds seven through ten have to win one or two play-in games to get there. The record and schedule sections below show the games left and the teams Washington is chasing or holding off.