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Bub Carrington

Washington Wizards · Guard · 6′4″ 190 lb · age 21 · Pittsburgh · 3rd season

7.3 ptsPTS
1.3 rebREB
1.7 astAST
17.0 minMIN

3 games this season

Availability

Tonight @ CHA

Not on the injury report official report

Lineups not confirmed yet

Teammates out

Season form

3 games this season
Threes2.0 3PM
FG%43.8%
3P%50.0%
FT%100.0%

Starts 0 of 3 games · 8th on WAS in minutes · Rotation role

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Bars: minutes in his last 3 games · numbers: points

Situational splits: turn on Prediction tools.

Every situation, with four seasons of history →

What's being said

18 items · 3 sources this season

No reporter post or news story has named him yet this season; everything below is from podcasts.

  • Podcast Locked On Wizards · 3 points ·
    • Ben Strober: In the third quarter the ball moved better. Drive-and-kick and swing-swing action produced threes from Bub Carrington and Tre Johnson. The host says a lack of movement has been the offense's biggest weakness. at 10:53
    • Ben Strober: Host says the starters were not playing well enough in the first half. Bench players Justin Champagnie, Bub Carrington and Tre Johnson kept the team afloat. at 24:12
    • Host says Carrington (Bub Carrington) has played well in his current role: mostly off the ball, initiating now and then, getting downhill and hitting threes. at 22:44

    “Washington Wizards EXPLODE in Third Quarter to SURVIVE Chicago Bulls | Justin Champagnie is UNREAL” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Ben Strober, Locked On Wizards · Analysis ·

    Bub Carrington had 3 points in 11 minutes. Ben (inferred) likes him off the ball in a 3-and-D role but says he must earn minutes and still has work to do defensively.

    “The Toronto Raptors Exposed the Wizards' BIGGEST FLAW | Washington Wizards Podcast” at 16:47 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Gil's Arena · 2 points ·
    • A host lists Wizards opener minutes: Justin Champagnie 21, Deandre Ayton 15 (the host says that's how much he should play), Bub Carrington 19, and Tre Johnson 19. The host says it wasn't a blowout game. name not confirmed at 1:12:02
    • Bub Carrington (reported): The show relays Bub Carrington saying the Wizards have had the shackles taken off. The show adds that Washington is no longer tanking and is trying to win now. at 1:04:52

    “Luka's Snowtime Lakers COOK GSW, Ant-Man & Lamelo WENT CRAZY vs MIA & AD Goes VINTAGE In D.C.! Part2” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On NBA host · Report · around the league

    Ben Strober: Bub Carrington gave good spot minutes off the bench. Kyshawn George created his own shots at the rim.

    “GAME NIGHT: Ant/LaMelo SHINE in Debut, Luka talks trash, Ty Jerome goes OFF” at 33:13 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Wizards · 2 points ·
    • Ben Strober: Bub Carrington played well. He showed burst and athleticism getting into the lane that the hosts hadn't seen before, which may have played him into a rotation role. at 12:41
    • Ben Strober: At times the Wizards ran lineups with almost no point guard, with Kyshawn George out for foul trouble and Trae Young off the floor. Bilal Coulibaly, Tre Johnson and Bub Carrington brought the ball up. at 21:29

    “STATEMENT: Wizards WIN Reveals MAJOR Developments | Raptors Preview” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Wizards · 3 points ·
    • Fourth-quarter minutes: Trae Young played 10 and Bilal Coulibaly played 8. Davis, Sarr, Champagnie and Carrington got spot minutes, and Ayton played six good minutes. at 4:56
    • Carrington did not play in the first quarter and came in during the second. He played 19 minutes and scored 10 points with 2 steals, going 2 of 3 from three. at 15:06
    • Carrington got downhill and into the paint when used off the ball, for example coming off pin-downs. A host suggests this off-ball bench role may suit him best. at 16:04

    “Anthony Davis TOOK OVER as Washington Wizards DOMINATE 4th Quarter in Season Opening Win over Bucks” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Wizards · 2 points ·
    • Bub Carrington played only 8 minutes in a couple of spurts. He was pulled quickly after taking two shots the host called poor, then got another chance later. at 18:30
    • Host's view: Riley, Champagnie and Carrington might not have solidified rotation spots, and their minutes might be spot minutes. at 22:11

    “AJ Dybantsa Leaves Game After Rolling Ankle as PRECAUTION | Wizards' Offensive Process NEEDS WORK” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Wizards · 2 points ·
    • Henry Brown describes a lineup in the Pistons game: Coulibaly, Riley, Champagnie, Bub Carrington and a player heard as 'Sharif Cooper'. He says transition defense fell apart with that group, and a Felix Okpara game was needed to win. name not confirmed at 17:20
    • Henry Brown says Justin Champagnie did little for three quarters against the Pistons, then scored about eight points in the fourth with a few threes and good defensive plays. He was in the rotation the next game alongside Bub Carrington and Coulibaly. at 21:00

    “BREAKOUT: Wizards’ Young Core and Veterans IMPRESS in Preseason—Will It TRANSLATE?” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Wizards · 2 points ·
    • Carrington had 14 points on 3-of-5 shooting and 3-of-4 from three in 13 minutes, with two turnovers. at 20:42
    • Host assumes Carrington gets development priority over Champagnie. at 21:34

    “Bilal Coulibaly and Kyshawn George FLASH Their Impact | Washington Wizards Reveal Correctable Flaw” · listen ↗

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Game log

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2026-27 season

DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Oct 24@CHI W21 min9 pts2 reb1 ast3 3PM
Oct 23TOR L11 min3 pts1 reb0 ast1 3PM
Oct 21MIL W19 min10 pts1 reb4 ast2 3PM
2025-26 season (last season) · 82 games
DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Apr 12@CLE L38 min20 pts2 reb9 ast4 3PM
Apr 10MIA L34 min30 pts2 reb4 ast6 3PM
Apr 9CHI L24 min12 pts0 reb4 ast4 3PM
Apr 7CHI L32 min14 pts4 reb7 ast2 3PM
Apr 5@BKN L17 min13 pts3 reb3 ast1 3PM
Apr 4@MIA L27 min11 pts2 reb5 ast3 3PM
Apr 1PHI L31 min13 pts1 reb7 ast3 3PM
Mar 30@LAL L28 min5 pts1 reb7 ast1 3PM
Mar 29@POR L22 min11 pts2 reb4 ast1 3PM
Mar 27@GSW L26 min16 pts2 reb5 ast4 3PM
Mar 25@UTA W24 min12 pts2 reb3 ast2 3PM
Mar 22@NYK L34 min14 pts1 reb8 ast1 3PM
Mar 21OKC L33 min19 pts3 reb3 ast4 3PM
Mar 19DET L35 min10 pts6 reb4 ast1 3PM
Mar 17DET L37 min30 pts4 reb2 ast6 3PM
Mar 16GSW L12 min4 pts0 reb1 ast0 3PM
Mar 14@BOS L22 min2 pts3 reb8 ast0 3PM
Mar 12@ORL L28 min12 pts5 reb5 ast0 3PM
Mar 10@MIA L36 min12 pts4 reb6 ast0 3PM
Mar 8@NOP L23 min9 pts3 reb4 ast2 3PM
Mar 5UTA L15 min7 pts1 reb2 ast2 3PM
Mar 3@ORL L32 min11 pts3 reb5 ast3 3PM
Mar 2HOU L28 min11 pts5 reb4 ast2 3PM
Feb 28TOR L21 min12 pts3 reb5 ast2 3PM
Feb 26@ATL L22 min2 pts5 reb5 ast0 3PM
Feb 24@ATL L26 min3 pts10 reb7 ast1 3PM
Feb 22CHA L30 min6 pts3 reb2 ast1 3PM
Feb 20IND W22 min6 pts5 reb7 ast0 3PM
Feb 19IND W28 min13 pts4 reb3 ast3 3PM
Feb 11@CLE L22 min8 pts3 reb4 ast0 3PM
Feb 8MIA L29 min13 pts2 reb5 ast1 3PM
Feb 7@BKN L22 min11 pts2 reb4 ast2 3PM
Feb 5@DET W22 min12 pts0 reb4 ast2 3PM
Feb 3NYK L25 min14 pts2 reb1 ast3 3PM
Feb 1SAC W23 min6 pts2 reb6 ast2 3PM
Jan 30LAL L25 min15 pts3 reb6 ast4 3PM
Jan 29MIL W29 min13 pts4 reb6 ast2 3PM
Jan 27POR W28 min11 pts1 reb1 ast2 3PM
Jan 24@CHA L32 min15 pts3 reb8 ast5 3PM
Jan 22DEN L38 min13 pts2 reb2 ast3 3PM
Jan 19LAC L37 min17 pts6 reb7 ast3 3PM
Jan 17@DEN L39 min13 pts4 reb3 ast3 3PM
Jan 16@SAC L39 min11 pts2 reb9 ast3 3PM
Jan 14@LAC L33 min4 pts5 reb7 ast0 3PM
Jan 11@PHX L32 min9 pts4 reb7 ast1 3PM
Jan 9NOP L29 min11 pts5 reb4 ast3 3PM
Jan 7@PHI L40 min18 pts3 reb7 ast5 3PM
Jan 6ORL W31 min6 pts5 reb4 ast0 3PM
Jan 4MIN L17 min7 pts0 reb4 ast1 3PM
Jan 2BKN W26 min7 pts5 reb4 ast1 3PM
Dec 31@MIL W24 min20 pts5 reb5 ast6 3PM
Dec 29PHX L27 min10 pts5 reb4 ast2 3PM
Dec 28MEM W27 min12 pts4 reb7 ast2 3PM
Dec 26TOR W22 min15 pts4 reb4 ast4 3PM
Dec 23@CHA L15 min6 pts5 reb2 ast2 3PM
Dec 21SAS L40 min21 pts5 reb4 ast4 3PM
Dec 20@MEM W35 min14 pts7 reb4 ast1 3PM
Dec 18@SAS L33 min15 pts5 reb3 ast3 3PM
Dec 14@IND W36 min11 pts3 reb5 ast2 3PM
Dec 12CLE L41 min27 pts6 reb8 ast5 3PM
Dec 6ATL L37 min14 pts2 reb9 ast3 3PM
Dec 4BOS L28 min7 pts3 reb2 ast2 3PM
Dec 2@PHI L25 min10 pts3 reb3 ast2 3PM
Dec 1MIL W22 min5 pts2 reb5 ast1 3PM
Nov 28@IND L27 min6 pts7 reb3 ast2 3PM
Nov 25ATL W22 min10 pts0 reb6 ast2 3PM
Nov 22@CHI L24 min8 pts3 reb4 ast2 3PM
Nov 21@TOR L16 min7 pts2 reb3 ast1 3PM
Nov 19@MIN L17 min3 pts1 reb1 ast1 3PM
Nov 16BKN L20 min5 pts4 reb3 ast1 3PM
Nov 12@HOU L19 min7 pts1 reb2 ast1 3PM
Nov 10@DET L35 min11 pts7 reb5 ast3 3PM
Nov 8DAL L28 min9 pts3 reb2 ast2 3PM
Nov 7CLE L28 min6 pts4 reb11 ast2 3PM
Nov 5@BOS L31 min3 pts5 reb6 ast1 3PM
Nov 3@NYK L25 min0 pts4 reb7 ast0 3PM
Nov 1ORL L22 min7 pts4 reb5 ast1 3PM
Oct 30@OKC L22 min3 pts4 reb1 ast0 3PM
Oct 28PHI L38 min10 pts5 reb5 ast2 3PM
Oct 26CHA L26 min4 pts3 reb5 ast0 3PM
Oct 24@DAL W26 min7 pts3 reb3 ast1 3PM
Oct 22@MIL L29 min11 pts5 reb2 ast3 3PM

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Background

ESPN profile · our roster records
BornJul 21, 2005 · Baltimore, MD
Size6′4″ · 190 lb · Guard
CollegePittsburgh
Draft2024 · round 1, pick 14 · POR
Experience3rd NBA season
TeamsWAS 2024–27