The Washington Wizards have multiple players they will either shop or trade for sure by the trade deadline. The most obvious player is CJ McCollum, who could br ...

Corey Kispert will reunite with his former college teammate, Rui Hachimura, who also starred at Gonzaga before becoming a Wizards first round pick in 2019. "That's going to be a lot of fun.

That observation by Kispert is precisely how Carrington wants to play on the court with his competitiveness and intensity. It was, in part, why the Wizards opted to draft him and is how they want ...

Teammate Bradley Beal, for one, can tell Kispert is not the average rookie in that regard. "Corey is our shooter and I get mad when Corey doesn’t shoot the ball.

Corey Kispert never dreamed of playing in the NBA. Growing up in Edmonds, Wash., a city of 42,758 nestled among the grand firs north of Seattle, he did what most athletic kids do and played ...

In the Wizards' win over the Miami Heat on Friday, Kispert came off the bench to score 17 points, shooting 5-of-8 from three. On Sunday, he was in the starting lineup and contributed 14 points and six ...

The Wizards’ Corey Kispert is working to become a more well-rounded player, and against the Trail Blazers he contributed nine points and a pair of threes in a 118-117 win.

WASHINGTON — Perhaps no Washington Wizards player made a larger jump last season than swingman Corey Kispert did. Kispert elevated his 3-point shooting accuracy, improving from 35.0 percent as a ...

But Kispert is fifth on the team in points per game (9.8) has been quite easily the Wizards’ best shooter. Through 16 games, he’s knocking down 54.4% of his shots overall and 46.2% from three ...

That Corey Kispert would adopt the most coordinated pup this side of Snoopy should come as no surprise. Take away Stu’s snorting and the two are one in the annoyingly same.

Last summer, Corey Kispert had a difficult choice to make. He could keep his name in the 2020 NBA draft, where the Edmonds native was reportedly expected to be a second-round pick.

Corey Kispert, who officially signed with Gonzaga on Wednesday, isn’t a big fan of idle time. He arrives at King’s High School in north Seattle three days a week at 6 a.m. for basketball workouts.