Washington Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas is out for the year until next training camp according to the team officials. More information to come…

Hey everyone, Gilbert wrote another blog discussing the salaries of other players and his opinion compared to his dads. You can check it out by clicking the link below.

Gilbert’s Blog

Also, Bill Simmons from ESPN.com, ranked the 50 most untradeable players in the NBA today.

Feel free to comment on his rankings as well as his opinion on the best nickname in the NBA “Tough Juice”.

Simmons Article

This morning the Wizards were shooting a TV commercial spot with Gilbert Arenas, while Nick Young was making his debut on the green screen for a Wizards in-game video. Check out the behind-the-scenes photos.

This week is all about the Wizards good guys.

First, Gilbert Arenas announced he will again team up with Wizards owners Abe and Irene Pollin to donate $100 per point scored by Gilbert in every Wizards regular season game to a public school in the DC Metro Area in his second “Gilbert Scores for Schools” program.

Then on Friday, Caron Butler flew back to his hometown to hold his second annual “Coats for Kids“. Caron partnered with Wal-Mart to provide 700 coats, hats and gloves to the students of Gilmore Middle School in Racine, Wisconsin.

This weekend, Antonio Daniels was one of seven new members to be inducted into Bowling Green State University Athletic Hall of Fame. Daniels, and his fellow Class of 2007, participated in an official induction ceremony on Friday evening and were introduced on Saturday afternoon at the Bowling Green-Temple football game at Doyt Perry Stadium.

Today, it was another good guy who we’ll miss his energy and toughness on the court as well as his good character and active involvement in the community activities. It was announced today that free agent forward Michael Ruffin (6-8, 248) has signed a contract with the Milwaukee Bucks.

A seven-year NBA veteran, Ruffin played the last three seasons with the Washington Wizards averaging 1.3 points and 3.6 rebounds in 185 games. He played in 19 post-season games with the Wizards during the last three seasons, averaging 1.4 points and 3.3 rebounds per game. In the 2004-05 season he ranked 5th in the NBA in offensive rebounds per 48 minutes (5.0), and in 2005-06 he ranked 3rd in the NBA (5.8) in the same category.

Gilbert Arenas (#6 in red jersey) showed up to ball at Berry Farms’ Goodman League in Southeast DC. Kudos to Dan Steinberg’s BogTV.