Washington Wizards
Covers the 6 tracked contracts at the top of this cap sheet — not the full 15-man roster · methods →
WAS carries $96.5M of tracked production (20th of 30) against $114M of true cost, netting −$17.4M of surplus (6th of 30).
With −$0.7M of surplus from Bilal Coulibaly and −$17.4M team-wide, the live question is how to convert flexibility into a second star while the surplus window is open.
Weighted profile led by cap flexibility (89/100).
$96.5M of tracked production ranks 20th of 30 tracked teams.
$114M committed at the below-apron tier — room to operate.
−$17.4M of aggregate surplus ranks 6th of 30 tracked teams.
Blend of 35th-pct production now and 82th-pct surplus to build on.
15% of spend sits in negative-surplus money (light concentration).
0 positive-asset contracts plus open cap sheet.
WAS carries $96.5M of tracked production (20th of 30) against $114M of true cost, netting −$17.4M of surplus (6th of 30). That profile reads retooling: an overall C-grade roster (67/100) whose defining trait is cap flexibility (89/100).
Bilal Coulibaly is the surplus engine: −$0.7M on $8.4M, 2.2 marginal wins of production.
Khris Middleton is the drag: −$5.3M under water on $34.0M still owed over 1 year.
Build around Bilal Coulibaly
With −$0.7M of surplus from Bilal Coulibaly and −$17.4M team-wide, the live question is how to convert flexibility into a second star while the surplus window is open.
Strategic warning
Biggest tail risk is stagnation — a C-grade profile that doesn't add a difference-maker while the surplus holds.
This is BOW’s curated slice of Washington Wizards’s books, not the full roster — totals below cover only the 6 tracked contracts shown here.
AASV = wins × $/win − cap hit × apron multiplier. Set the knobs to your own front-office judgment — every number on this page updates live.
| Player | Cap hit | AASV | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Khris Middleton | $34.0M | −$5.3M | Paying a premium |
| CJ McCollum | $33.3M | −$5.2M | Paying a premium |
| Corey Kispert | $16.3M | −$2.0M | Fairly priced |
| Alex Sarr | $12.3M | −$2.7M | Paying a premium |
| Tre Johnson | $9.6M | −$1.5M | Paying a premium |
| Bilal Coulibaly | $8.4M | −$0.7M | Fairly priced |