What Washington Wizards can do this offseason
- ›Can sign an outside free agent up to $6.1M via the Taxpayer MLE.
- ›Below the first apron: full expanded salary-matching and the non-taxpayer MLE are available.
- ›Draft capital: 11 extra incoming picks, owes 4.
CapTax1A2A
Taxpayer MLE$6.1MMinimum$3.9M
Roster (15)
Anthony Davis$58.5M
Trae YoungNO-TRADE$49.5M
AJ DybantsaNO-TRADE$15.6M
Alex Sarr$12.4M
Bilal Coulibaly$9.2M
Tre Johnson$8.6M
Jaden Hardy$6.0M
D'Angelo Russell$6.0M
Cam Whitmore$5.5M
Bub Carrington$4.9M
Will Riley$3.7M
Kyshawn George$3.1M
Justin Champagnie$2.7M
Izaiyah NelsonNO-TRADE$1.4M
Malique LewisNO-TRADE$1.4M
Draft capital
Incoming (11)
2027 — second round draft pick from Brooklyn or Dallas (more favorable)
2027 — second round draft pick from Golden State or Phoenix (less favorable)
2028 — first round draft pick from Milwaukee or Portland (Washington, Brooklyn, Philadelphia or Phoenix outgoing to Milwaukee) [this overlaps with another incoming pick to Washington]
2028 — first round draft pick from Philadelphia, Brooklyn or Phoenix (Washington outgoing to Phoenix) [this overlaps with another incoming pick to Washington]
2028 — second round draft pick from Denver
2029 — first round draft pick from Boston, Milwaukee or Portland (second most favorable)
2029 — second round draft pick from L.A. Lakers
2030 — first round draft pick from Phoenix (swap, Washington outgoing to Memphis or Phoenix)
2030 — second round draft pick from Phoenix or Portland (less favorable)
2031 — second round draft pick from Indiana or Miami (more favorable)
2032 — second round draft pick from Utah
Outgoing (4)
2027 — second round draft pick to New York
2028 — second round draft pick to Orlando (effectively a swap, L.A. Lakers incoming)
2029 — second round draft pick to Indiana or Portland
2030 — second round draft pick to Philadelphia