Isaiah Thomas is available for the Washington Wizard's game against the San Antonio Spurs, and is expected to make his debut for his new team.

Thomas is recovering from a ruptured ligament in his thumb. 

Thomas signed a one-year, $2.3 million deal with the Wizards over the offseason. 

The Washington Wizards have been denied their request for a Disabled Player Exception for John Wall.

Wall is currently rehabbing from a torn Achilles.

It has been previously reported that Wall will miss the entire 19-20 season.

Bradley Beal said there was no hard feelings between him and Luka Doncic following their chippy battle that lead to Beal's ejection in the fourth quarter.

The Mavs beat the Wizards 108-100, with Beal finishing with 19 points and Doncic scoring 34. 

"It was just hoops. You could see when I got kicked out, he came up and was the first one to dap me, so he understood what it was. We weren't fighting. It was just basketball, trying to frustrate him. He was kicking our butts, so you've got to do something," said Beal following the game.

Doncic said that there was mutual respect between the two players.

"That was great. That's what basketball is about. You don't have no friends on the court. I respect him for doing that. Everybody's saying he's only a fancy player. No, he showed he's great on defense, too. He showed that there, so I respect it for him," added Doncic.

The Washington Wizards have signed Chris Chiozza to a two-way contract.

Chiozza started in 43 games for the Go-Go last season and led the NBA G League with 364 assists. He averaged 13.6 points, 4.7 rebounds and 7.2 assists in his games with the Go-Go, leading the team in assists in 32 games. The Florida-product was signed to a 10-day contract by the Houston Rockets on February 22, and then to a contract for the rest of the season by Houston on March 23. Chiozza averaged 4.2 points and 3.0 assists per game in five games with the Wizards this preseason. 

Chiozza joins Garrison Mathews as Washington’s two-way contract players for the year.

The Washington Wizards waived Anzejs Pasecniks and Jalen Jones. 

Both players signed with the team on Wednesday.

The Wizards now have 17 players on their roster. 

John Wall is expected to miss the entire 19-20 season as he recovers from a ruptured Achilles.

Wall suffered the injury last January when falling at his home.

Scott Brooks previously said the Washington Wizards will not bring Wall back until he's 100 percent healthy.

Wall has four seasons and $171 million remaining on his contract with the Wizards.

Bradley Beal has agreed to a two-year, $72 million contract extension with the Washington Wizards.

The deal contains a player option for the 22-23 season meaning Beal cannot become a free agent until 2022. Beal would be eligible to sign a five-year, $266 million deal in 2022.

Beal is guaranteed $130 million over four seasons.

The Wizards had been offering Beal up to a maximum three-year, $111 million extension in any form he wanted it in.

Beal had been identified as the most gettable superstar before his commitment to remain with the Wizards. But Ted Leonsis and Tommy Sheppard have been meeting regularly with Beal and agent Mark Bartelstein discussing the franchise's future.

The Washington Wizards have signed forward Jalen Jones and center Anzejs Pasecniks.

Jones, 26, has played in 32 games across two NBA seasons with New Orleans, Dallas and Cleveland, posting averages of 4.8 points and 2.3 rebounds on .370 shooting from behind the arc.

The No. 25 overall selection in the 2017 NBA Draft by Orlando and a member of the Washington Summer League roster, Pasecniks played in four games for the Wizards in Las Vegas, averaging 4.0 points and 5.3 rebounds.

The Washington Wizards have waived forwards Justin Anderson and Jemerrio Jones and guard Phil Booth.

Anderson averaged 9.8 points in four games in the preseason while Jones averaged 4.0 points in four games and Booth appeared in four games.

Washington's roster now stands at 16.

The Washington Wizards continue to prefer signing Bradley Beal to a contract extension rather than entertain trade offers.

"Bradley Beal has two years left on his deal and the Wizards have not given up hope on signing him to an extension," said Adrian Wojnarowski on a podcast with Zach Lowe. "They have had a three-year, $111 million extension on the table for him to take in any form. Does he want two years? Three years? Any form he wants. They're waiting for him. They are nowhere near the idea of moving Bradley Beal. They want to continue to try to rebuild around him. Get John Wall back healthy."

Beal is widely considered the next potentially gettable player on the trade market.

"If he got on the market would bring back an absolute ransom because if you want to improve your team in a dramatic way, he'd be the guy. But Washington is not doing that. They still want to re-sign him."

Tommy Sheppard replaced Ernie Grunfeld running the Wizards this offseason.