Category: WIZARDS

Reading Time: 2 minutesMyles Turner has always been considered a borderline All-Star player with the tools to be a consistent All-Star in this league. After his first season in the NBA, fans had high praise for Turner and expected him to make huge strides up to now. Unfortunately, Turner hasn’t made the strides people expected. Turner doesn’t do anything great, but he does everything well. He can finish around the rim, he can spread the floor, he can crash the glass, he can protect the rim and he can guard the pick-and-roll. Turner has developed into an elite shot-blocker...

Reading Time: 2 minutesIt’s safe to say the Washington Wizards have been up and down the past five years. It started back in 2016-2017 when the Wizards were playing great basketball which made people believe that this team could compete for years to come. They had a great backcourt in John Wall and Bradley Beal along with a strong core. Fast forward to 2020 and the Wizards are currently in a rebuild. The rebuild started when John Wall tore his Achilles which lead to Otto Porter Jr., Markieff Morris, and others being traded. The Wizards have failed to produce...

Reading Time: < 1 minutesTroy Brown Jr. is underrated by fans around the league, including Wizards fans. Yes, he’s inconsistent but he has made major improvements since first being drafted by the Wizards. Brown is younger than current drop prospects like Obi Toppin and Saddiq Bey which really shows how young Brown is. He has a lot of potential and still has plenty of time to grow. Troy shot 48.6 percent from the corner three and 36.2 percent from three if you exclude his end of quarter/game heaves. He’s a good rebounder for a wing and isn’t a liability...