"The Miami product showed flashes of just how good he could be if everything clicked for him. George's floor seemed to be a rotational player that could serve as the glue guy every team needed, but his ceiling is what brought the optimism for his future in D.C. As an oversized guard, with versatility on the wing courtesy of his size and extreme two-way potential, it's been clear from the jump that with the right development he could be more than just a role player."
"One area of his game in specific that could be the difference-maker for his future is the work he puts in to perfecting his craft on the offensive end. Not only has the coaching staff been aware of that, but the fanbase has also caught on to his potential. Fortunately, George gave the update that everyone wanted to hear during Monday's NBA Media Day."
Washington Wizards fans and front office hope for multiple breakout candidates this season, including Alex Sarr and rookie Tre Johnson, but Kyshawn George is a quiet focus for a major sophomore leap. The Miami product showed flashes of high-level play when everything clicked. His floor projects as a rotational, glue-type player, while his ceiling includes oversized-guard versatility, wing defense and two-way potential. A specific area for advancement is offensive skill and aggressiveness. George emphasized offseason work on creating shots, improving his jumper, and reducing indecision into the paint while working extensively with the Wizards' staff.
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