Can the Washington Wizards MAKE AJ Dybantsa an Elite Shooter? Shooting Scientist Roger Galo Joins
Washington Wizards seek offensive transformation under the guidance of shooting guru Roger Galo. Can AJ Dybantsa’s refined jumper and the arrival of veterans spark a breakout year for the struggling franchise?
Ben Strober and Roger Galo explore the science behind the Wizards’ shooting mechanics, dissecting Dybantsa’s complex form, Bilal Coulibaly’s confidence surge, and Alex Sarr’s potential as a seven-foot sharpshooter. The conversation highlights how biomechanics, analytics, and developmental strategies intertwine with player habits, injuries, and team philosophy. Galo offers unique insights on why the Wizards’ brass might accelerate progress, how the mid-range shot fits into modern NBA offense, and what fans can expect from rising talents like Tre Johnson. Are the Wizards on the verge of redefining their shooting identity and climbing the Eastern Conference ranks?
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Roger’s book: The Pursuit of the Perfect Shot: Everything You Ever Learned About Shooting Was WRONG
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shooting boils down to two things.
trey j is good. Cooper is as good.
Caleb Wilson said at summer league he's taking 2,000-2,500 jumpers a day now that he's turned pro. Knowing Dybantsa wants to become great I expect he'll have similar dedication.
How much will AJD's 3ball shot improve by getting stronger/physically maturing?
It’s going to take awhile…look at Zion “why bother with 3pt shooting when I can get an easy bucket any time”