The Wizards' top pick Tre Johnson showed elite scoring ability before injury ended his Summer League. Is his durability a ...

The Washington Wizards have always been a team with a lot of talent. Most of the talent comes on the offensive end of the ...

The second-year guard put his athleticism on display and showed improved decision-making once he got to the rim.

Tre Johnson, Alex Sarr, Bub Carrington, Kyshawn George and Will Riley — a large part of the Wizards’ young nucleus — did enough Sunday evening to show why the team invested first-round picks in them.

In his book “Black Genius,” Tre Johnson celebrates joy and resilience in New Jersey classrooms, at Solange concerts and amid street festival crowds.

What can the Wizards expect from the 2025 draft's sixth pick? He'll be "an old-school throwback kind of guy" and an elite shooter.

The Washington Wizards turned out to be the biggest losers of Marcus Smart's signing with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Johnson's stint in the Las Vegas Summer League has officially come to an end. The Texas product played only two games, averaging 7.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.0 steals per game, shooting ...

"He’s only going to get better from here," Wizards summer-league teammate Kyshawn George said of Johnson.

Washington only scored 58 points without Tre Johnson and Alex Sarr. Kyshawn George and Bub Carrington were also held out of ...

Tre Johnson's Rookie Contract Johnson signed a four-year, $37.4 million rookie scale contract with the Wizards, according to Spotrac.

The rookie guard made a flashy and creative play in Washington’s 103-84 loss to the Phoenix Suns on Friday in Las Vegas.