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Bilal Coulibaly leads the Washington Wizards in steals for 2025-26, averaging 1.6 across 28 games with a season high of 5. By total Carlton Carrington is next, at 0.7 per game, and Jamir Watkins averages 1.0. As a team the Washington Wizards produce 8.3 steals per game over 41 games. The table below shows every player's steals game by game against a line you can move, with a hit count, home and away views and a last 5, 10 or 20 game window.

Every Wizards player's steals, game by game

2025-26 · home games · 10 games

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Green = over the line that game; Hit counts the games over it in this window. Move the line with − / +.

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Who leads the Washington Wizards in steals?

Bilal Coulibaly leads the Washington Wizards with 46 steals in 28 games, an average of 1.6. Bilal Coulibaly has topped the team in 13 of those games. Carlton Carrington has 28 (0.7 per game) and Jamir Watkins has 28 (1.0 per game). Over the last five games Bilal Coulibaly has averaged 0.8.

How many steals do the Washington Wizards average per game?

The Washington Wizards average 8.3 steals per game across 41 games in 2025-26, adding up every player's line in the box score. Bilal Coulibaly supplies 13% of that total, and the top three players together account for 30%. The team's best single game was 16 steals against the Portland Trail Blazers on 27 January 2026.

How consistent is Bilal Coulibaly in steals?

Bilal Coulibaly has a season high of 5 and a low of 0 steals in 28 games, around an average of 1.6. Over the last five games the average is 0.8, below the season mark. Bilal Coulibaly has reached 1 or more in 24 of 28 games, a 86% rate.