Washington Wizards majority owner Ted Leonsis indicated on Wednesday that he expects the NBA to implement a hard salary cap.

David Stern cautioned that it is not necessarily true and suggested Leonsis will receive punishment from the league office.

"We're negotiating and that was one of our negotiating points," Stern told The Associated Press, "but collective bargaining is a negotiating process, and that was not something that Ted was authorized to say and he will be dealt with for that lapse in judgment."

In a press release to RealGM and other news outlets, the NBA announced that they have issued a $100,000 fine to Leonsis for his comments.

Flip Saunders is providing iPads to his Wizards players, which will give him the potential to send his players more scouting videos and his entire 250-page playbook. The iPads run at about $500 each, but Saunders said it was worth the investment.

"It's not a matter of expense, it's a matter of being a great learning tool," Saunders said. "There are a lot of things you are able to do with it, with the video playbook, the edits that you can do. We don't have to give out the playbook. Last year, our playbook was so big, it cost $175 to print them up. So, I think it's very useful for them. We're able to now, send them video, from edits, and they can watch it from their rooms. So we can do a lot more things with it."

The Wizards opened training camp around the stroke of 12 on Tuesday morning, launching a new era that promises to be more fan-friendly as the franchise attempts to recover from the most embarrassing season in its history, according to an Associated Press report.

Washington Wizards President Ernie Grunfeld announced today that the team has signed forward/center Andray Blatche to a contract extension and has exercised its fourth-year option on center JaVale McGee.  Per team policy, terms of the contracts were not released.

?Andray and JaVale are two pieces that we feel can solidify our frontcourt for years to come and extending their contracts certainly fits in with our long-term plan of rebuilding this team with a core of young, talented players,? said Grunfeld.  ?Both players performed very well over the second half of last season and we?re confident that they will continue to develop and build on the potential and promise that they have shown throughout the beginning stages of their careers.?

The Wizards will wear red, white and blue beginning in the 11-12 season.

When the Wizards were known as the Bullets, their color scheme was red, white and blue.

"The colors are the same (this season), but as you know, [new owner Ted Leonsis] plans on changing the colors to red, white and blue the next season," said Ernie Grunfeld on Thursday.

David Stern spoke with Gilbert Arenas on Wednesday, expressing his excitement with the former All-Star guard's return from a suspension. He also encouraged Arenas and the Wizards not to speak publicly about last season's gun incident.

Stern later called Wizards owner Ted Leonsis to inform him public comments from the organization about the situation are also off limits. Stern wants Arenas and the Wizards to put it all behind them.

"It's time to move on, rather than obsess about the past," Stern said in a telephone interview on Wednesday. "It's just that it's been discussed, and discussed, and discussed. It's been written about, and written about, and written about on each occasion - his release, his sentencing, my ruling or what have you - and at some point, it's time to move on. I think he's entitled to do that. And I'm supportive of him. We're lucky he's well and we like the way he's worked with various groups over the summer. And we think it's time. Millions and millions of dollars later, and a new season later, I think it's time to move on. And that's what I told him."

Javaris Crittenton is accepting an invitation to try out for the Charlotte Bobcats in training camp, his agent Mark Bartelstein said on Tuesday.

Arenas was infamously involved in the locker room gun incident with Gilbert Arenas during the 09-10 season.

Adam Morrison has accepted a training camp invitation on a make-good contract with the Wizards, according to two league sources.

Morrison worked out for several teams in Las Vegas, including the Wizards, and an individual workout with Coach Flip Saunders.

"I haven't played basically in two years, so I'm just looking for a place to get some quality minutes and try to get back in that rhythm again," Morrison said in Las Vegas.

Morrison worked out for the Celtics last week.

Gilbert Arenas passed the Wizards' conditioning test, according to the Washington Post.

Arenas has looked very good in pre-camp workouts, according to a couple of sources.

NBA rookies recently took a survey voting on various questions and John Wall not surprisingly finished first in the categories of expected Rookie of the Year and also which players will have the best career.

Blake Griffin (23.1 percent), DeMarcus Cousins (12.8) and Wesley Johnson (7.7) also received significant votes in comparison to Wall's 38.5 percent.

Lance Stephenson, Luke Babbitt and Devin Ebanks received the most votes for rookies being most overlooked.

Terrico White, Paul George and Wall garnered the most attention for being the most athletic, while Babbitt, Jordan Crawford and Gordon Hayward are considered the top-three shooters.