Family and friends gather for a public remembrance for Wes Unseld, and as they came for the viewing, they did so with smiles. Skip to content NOWCAST WBAL-TV 11 News Today ...

Wes Unseld was the most dignified athlete I ever met. Dignity is an internal, indefinable quality of character that evokes respect from others without making any demand for it. Because dignity is ...

The ability to physically connect with other hoop fans after years of pandemic separation might be the reason for the universal smiles. After all, both the Wizards and Knicks would miss the playoffs ...

Wes Unseld is set to officially begin his tenure as head coach of the Washington Wizards on Wednesday, 16 months after his father, ... Unseld gave a quick smile. “It was good.

Even though Unseld died on Tuesday at the age of 74, I can still see his sly smile and almost hear his voice. ... The first graduate of the school was their son Wes Unseld Jr., ...

Baltimore has never been represented by a classier sports figure than Wes Unseld, who just stepped down as coach of the Washington Bullets. Unseld, now a hard-to-believe 48 years old, was loaded ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Wes Unseld Jr. still remembers unraveling Nikola Jokic his rookie year. Unseld, now the Wizards’ head coach but then a Nuggets assistant back in 2015, said he remembers ...

When Wes Unseld, Sr.’s mother, Cornelia, died in 1989, I’m pretty sure we were in Charlotte, where the Bullets, the team Wes coached and I covered, were going to play the Hornets. Cornelia ...

Wes Unseld was a highly sought-after recruit in high school, but racial tensions and threats, including a dead chicken in the mail, led him to reject Kentucky and join Louisville.

Wes Unseld, the 1978 Finals MVP, admitted years later that teammate Bob Dandridge was the rightful winner.

Unseld, 48, is the son of franchise legend and Hall of Famer Wes Unseld, who helped the then-Bullets win the 1978 NBA title. The Wizards went 77-130 with him as coach.