Login

u/Careless-Journalist7

r/ripcity r/NBA_Draft r/washingtonwizards
▲ 32 r/washingtonwizards

[Basketball University] Alex Sarr had a ridiculous amount on his plate last season. By far the highest rim contest rate of any player and held an opponents to -8.8 FG% vs expected at the rim as a 20 year old.

u/Careless-Journalist7 — 24 hours ago
▲ 148 r/washingtonwizards

[Basketball University] Kyshawn George can really dish the rock… 2nd highest drive ast% of any player in the NBA that drove 8+ times per game as a 6’8 22yo sophomore.

u/Careless-Journalist7 — 1 month ago
▲ 229 r/washingtonwizards

[Bret Siegel] AJ Dybantsa says he’s really focused on proving that he can not only be an elite scorer, but an elite defender: “I think I can be a first team All-Defensive player. I’m just trying to make an impact on that end.”

reddit.com
u/Careless-Journalist7 — 1 month ago
▲ 346 r/washingtonwizards

[Finlay] Dybantsa says the Wizards challenged him to play defense all 94 feet. Says he’s ready for that. Wants to be an off ball guy between Trae and AD

u/Careless-Journalist7 — 2 months ago
▲ 55 r/NBA_Draft+1 crossposts

Jalen Brunson & AJ Dybantsa side by side scoring highlights

If you're high on AJ, I feel like this is actually an underrated comp from a stylistic standpoint: crazy two-point scoring, a respectable enough three off the dribble, the ability to get to the line at will, and a functional passing package. There's an argument to be made for this level of downhill juice projecting as an elite impact profile even when the ancillary skills are notably weak

Credit trejohnsonszn on twitter for the vid

u/Careless-Journalist7 — 2 months ago
▲ 61 r/washingtonwizards

Warriors analysts agree with trading #11 for AD: “He’s still a T15 player if healthy, I don’t think Wiz will get better offer” (@31min)

I was fully in favor of keeping AD unless someone blew us away with an offer. But #11 + Butler’s expiring is VERY enticing. The hosts mention that Steph is 38 and the org feels pressure to take win-now risks vs drafting a rookie.

For those worried about Jimmy, he’s rehabbing a serious knee injury and probably wouldn’t need to be around the team.

Thoughts? If we did the trade who do you like at #11?

youtube.com
u/Careless-Journalist7 — 2 months ago
▲ 13 r/NBA_Draft

Caleb Holt (‘26 Arizona commit) - The next Dylan Harper?

Caleb Holt - 6’5 200lbs (Nov 2007 birthday). Big frame, elite defensive instincts, explosive driver and high 3pr potential. What is his projected range for the 2027 NBA draft?

youtu.be
u/Careless-Journalist7 — 3 months ago