Are the Wizards young players ready to step up?
Es Baraheni is joined by Josh Robbins of the Athletic to discuss the Washington Wizards and their season outlook. In the podcast Es and Josh discuss the trades the Wizards made in the offseason and how they will help propel the Wizards into the future, how Sarr and Coulibaly need to improve this season, what can be expected from Tre Johnson this season, and so much more.
Host: Es Baraheni
With: Josh Robbins
Executive Producer: Andrew Schlecht
Audio/Video Producer: Grayson Moody
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/
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Timecodes:
00:00 – Intro
00:40 – Jordan Poole out, Tre Johnson in
01:45 – Johnson a ROTY candidate?
02:48 – Bilal Coulibaly must deliver in 3rd year
06:32 – What we want to see from Alex Sarr in year two
08:59 – Who is the best player on the Wizards?
10:40 – Do Wizards make some moves or build on their cap space?
13:33 – What does a successful season for the Wizards look like?
17:28 – Kyshawn George & Cam Whitmore
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2 Comments
No. Not yet. Theyll be better this year than they were last year, of course. But this super young wiz squad is still a year or two from putting it all together and being genuinely good.
I can't wait for my wizards basketball to start, this is our last year of the hard tank