Washington's commitment to winning 35 games instead of 25 used to be cute. It's about to get dangerous.
Bradley Beal's five-year deal (no-trade clause included) is going to look ugly in a year or two if he doesn't start making 3s again.
Kyle Kuzma is already
planting seeds for his eventual exit, and if Washington is relying on Kristaps Porzingis to be Beal's sidekick, well, just ask Dallas how that will go. None of Washington's recent lottery picks has popped offensively.
Johnny Davis has been unplayable as a rookie.
Monte Morris,
Will Barton and
Delon Wright are here for reasons that remain unclear.
The Wizards are going to be a 20-win team in two or three years. That's going to happen. It's inevitable. They can choose to get there proactively and productively by trading Beal and Kuzma for value while they have the chance and letting Porzingis walk at the end of his contract. Or they can have tanking forced upon them when their best players age or injure themselves out of productivity. For now, the choice is theirs. In a couple of months, it won't be.
if not there Virginia Beach or Rhode Island
