Capital City Go-Go star guard Jordan Goodwin (@JGood_0) joins the show to reflect on his first season in pro basketball. Jordan shares what it was like to play for a G League team that shares a building with it's NBA team and the mentoring he got from guys like Bradley Beal, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, and Kyle Kuzma. He also talks about being called up to the Wizards on a 10-day contract, his relationship with Wes Unseld Jr., the great advice he got from Tommy Sheppard, and playing for Go-Go head coach Mike Williams. Jordan offered some insight into teammates Isaiah Todd, Kyree Walker, and veteran leader Greg Monroe. Making it in the G League isn't easy and it can be a grind, which Jordan also sheds some light on. If you're at all curious what life is like for a player just on the cusp of making an NBA roster and some behind-the-scenes details of the Wizards organization, you're going to want to hear what he has to say in this episode! Presented by BetOnline.ag!

Kevin Broom (@so_wizards) of the #SoWizards Podcast and BulletsForever.com joins the show to go through the consensus lottery picks across all major mock drafts. Kevin uses his stat-based draft analysis tool (YODA) to evaluate the prospects and Matt provides an overview of their games, strengths, weaknesses, and additional context about their seasons. They also give a few more of their favorite players who may not show up in the lottery portion of most mock drafts and other players they think the Wizards should be keeping an eye on. If you're remotely interested in who the Wizards are going to end up drafting, this is a can't-miss episode for you! Presented by betonline.ag!

New to Bleav Podcasts, Ball Movement is focused on telling the stories of international professional basketball players. Guests will include former NBA players and March Madness stars who have taken their talents overseas to continue to pursue their professional basketball dreams. Hosts Matt Modderno and Mike Creppy Jr., a 10-year overseas pro himself, will be bringing you weekly basketball conversations with notable names outside of the NBA. This episode is with DMV-native Akilah Bethel. Akilah has had such a unique professional career thus far. She's played in multiple in countries including Puerto Rico, where she was league MVP, and most recently in the Ukraine, which she had to leave due to war with Russia breaking out. She's also a former Harlem Globetrotter and the founder and commissioner of her own summer league, the Bethel League. Not many people can say they have so many different things on their resume and it makes for an incredibly entertaining interview. Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe! And check out her Baltimore-based BethelLeague.com. Presented by Betonline.ag!

Osman Baig (@OBtoojiveforyou) and Kevin Broom (@So_Wizards) are back for another Bullets Forever 3Pt Play! We all know the expression that hindsight is 20-20 so we thought it would be fun to fire up the time machine and rehash each of the Wizards' drafts over the last decade. We discuss what they got right, where they missed, and the flaws in their logic along the way. We identify who would have been better to select, who we liked at the time, and whether the players that fans wanted actually panned out. Plus, Matt tries really hard to defend the Isaiah Todd trade/pick. Let us know what you think and if you want us to go further back and do the decade prior to this as well. Presented by Betonline.ag!

Osman Baig (@OBtoojiveforyou) of Bullets Forever joins the pod to wrap up the season. We discuss Wes Unseld Jr. and Tommy Sheppard's exit interview comments on the season and plans for the offseason. We also cover Kristaps Porzingis' comments and evaluate the play of Deni Avdija, Rui Hachimura, and Corey Kispert to end the season. Pretty much everyone in the organization expressed the desire to add a traditional point guard. Oz and Matt break down how realistic that is and who is likely to fill that void. Plus, the Wizards seem destined for the #10 pick in the NBA Draft. Who are the names to know in that range? Presented by Betonline.ag!

Brendan (@threezustrist) from the Wizards of Gallery Place podcast joins the show to break down the Wizards' comprehensive win over the Mavericks. We discuss Spencer Dinwiddie's comments about going to the playoffs while the Wizards go to the offseason and KCP's comments about making sure Dinwiddie didn't leave DC with a win. Matt issues an apology for being critical of KCP at times early in the season and we cover the recent strong play of Deni Avdija, Rui Hachimura, and Corey Kispert. We also talked about the Wizards' need for a defensive leader and how Wes Unseld Jr. should incentivize defense through playing time next year. Plus, an update on the Capital City Go-Go, who are one of the top 2 teams in the G League's Eastern Conference heading into the playoffs. Presented by Betonline.ag!

Osman Baig (@OBtoojiveforyou) and Kevin Broom (@So_Wizards) are back for another Bullets Forever 3Pt Play! We discuss the Wizards being held to 13 points in a quarter, another Fool's Gold comeback, their especially disappointing play over the last 10 games, and questioning why the vets are still playing so much. Then we get into this week's major topic: Bradley Beal's recent media appearances and his comments on how to improve the Wizards next year. Beal talked about why DC isn't more of a free agent destination and we assess how much of that Beal is actually responsible for. Beal also talked about the need to trade to acquire talent and we try to poke some holes in that team building logic. Plus, should Wes Unseld Jr. take more heat for the Wizards continually coming out flat? Can he motivate guys to win? And Matt also tells you why Jerry Stackhouse would be the perfect assistant coach for this team.  Presented by BetOnline.ag!

Matt is again joined by Bryce Hendricks (@BryceHendrick14) of the Upsides Swings podcast (@Upsideswings) to discuss all of the NBA Draft prospects playing on Friday for the First Round of the NCAA Tournament that could be targets for the Wizards in their general lottery range. Bryce provides analysis of Auburn center Walker Kessler, Purdue guard Jaden Ivey, Duke center AJ Griffin, Duke center Mark Williams, LSU forward Tari Eason, Arizona wing Bennedict Mathurin, and Wisconsin guard Johnny Davis. We also touched on Auburn's Jabari Smith, Duke's Paolo Banchero, Duke's Wendell Moore, and Arizona's Christian Koloko. Presented by Betonline.ag!

Matt is joined by Bryce Hendricks (@BryceHendrick14) of the Upsides Swings podcast (@Upsideswings) to discuss all of the NBA Draft prospects playing on Thursday for the First Round of the NCAA Tournament that could be targets for the Wizards in their general lottery range. Bryce provides great insight into the games of Memphis center Jalen Duren, Baylor forwards Kendall Brown and Jeremy Sochan, Tennessee point guard Kennedy Chandler, Iowa forward Keegan Murray, Kentucky guard TyTy Washington, and Kansas wing Ochai Agbaji. We also discussed potential second round picks Oscar Tshiebwe of Kentucky, Tyler Burton of Richmond, and Christian Braun of Kansas. Stay tuned for Part 2, the prospects playing in the Friday games, later in the week! Presented by Betonline.ag!

Osman Baig (@OBtoojiveforyou) of Bullets Forever (@Bulletsforever) joins the show this week to discuss the hottest topic in Wizards World: Could a John Wall reunion be a possibility? We broke down why it would or wouldn't work and how realistic it actually is. We also covered the exciting potential of a Kristaps Porzingis / Kyle Kuzma front court and the latest comments from Spencer Dinwiddie and how the Wizards responded to them. This week's Prospect Profile is Jordan Hall of Saint Joseph's, a 6'7 point guard, that Matt got to see in person this week at the Atlantic 10 Tournament, which is going on at Capital One Arena this week. Presented by BetOnline.ag!