"In addition, the four-time All-Star listing Washington as his preferred landing spot seemed to be noteworthy in its own right based of the simple fact that the Wizards have struggled immenseley in the past to lure talent to the DMV, even with the likes of John Wall and Bradley Beal on the roster. However, arguably the most talked about points in regards to Young's addition is how his arrival will impact the development of the team's top young prospects on the roster"
"As for impacts, many believed that the addition of Young would be pivotal to the development of big man Alex Sarr, who seems to be in line for a major leap with an adequate playmaker running the offense. Nonetheless, in the same sentence, the optimism about how Young could positive impact Sarr was challenged by the overwhelming fear that the addition of the guard could stump the development of Kyshawn George."
"George, who's proven to be one of the biggest rising stars on the Wizards has proven the flourish with the ball in his hands utilizing his versatility as both a playmaker and a scorer would likely take a back seat on offense with Young getting the bulk of touches when he finally gets inserted into the Wizards' lineup. Despite that, there's plenty of cases"
Trae Young joined the Washington Wizards, adding a premier point guard at low trade cost and addressing the team's primary positional need. Young listing Washington as a preferred landing spot matters given the franchise's historical difficulty attracting top talent to the DMV despite previous stars. Young's playmaking should accelerate the development of big man Alex Sarr by providing consistent ball distribution. Concerns persist that Kyshawn George could lose offensive touches with Young dominating possessions, but existing examples suggest sufficient opportunities exist for both. Trae Young publicly acknowledged Kyshawn George after George's historic performance against the Denver Nuggets.
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