Corey Kispert discusses time with Wizards and trade to Hawks

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Last updated Aug 23, 2026

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Corey Kispert reflected on his time with the Washington Wizards and his trade to the Atlanta Hawks in January. During his four and a half seasons with the Wizards, Kispert faced struggles, including a 33-131 record over his last two seasons without making the playoffs. Since joining the Hawks, he has contributed consistently, averaging 9.2 points per game in 38 appearances. He emphasized the importance of being a reliable teammate and adjusting to new systems and expectations. Kispert expressed optimism about the Hawks' potential for the upcoming 2026-27 season, highlighting a desire for a full training camp to build chemistry with his new teammates.

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  • Kispert averaged 9.2 points per game with Hawks since trade.
  • Had a 33-131 record in final two seasons with Wizards.
  • Sought consistency and development as a shooter.
  • Excited to build chemistry in full training camp with the Hawks.
  • Hawks considered a more complete team heading into next season.
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Aug. 22—Corey Kispert was one of the few constants during 4 1/2 seasons with the Washington Wizards. Teammates came and went, including former Zag Rui Hachimura. The coaching staff and front office changed. It added up to a lot of losses — a combined 33-131 in his last two full seasons after 35-47 records in each of his first two NBA seasons — and zero playoff appearances. It was the polar ...

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