"Not only do the Wizards have several veterans on the roster taking up minutes that could go to the young prospects, but it also has several high upside players to prioritize in which playing time could be of essence. All that to say, head coach Brian Keefe will have a tough choice to make in the coming weeks as he begins to narrow down his rotation and decide how deep the Wizards roster will prove to be on a nightly basis."
"Between the likes of Bub Carrington, Bilal Coulibaly, Kyshawn George and Alex Sarr, Washington already has several former first round picks to focus their playing time around. Not including the wave of incoming additions like Tre Johnson, Cam Whitmore and CJ McCollum, who headline the abundance of huge moves made by general nanager Will Dawkins' this offseason. The Wizards will have to decide how minutes should be split up."
The Washington Wizards revamped their roster this offseason and face multiple allocation decisions as the regular season approaches. Several veteran players currently occupy minutes that could accelerate development of young prospects, while high-upside players require prioritized playing time. Head coach Brian Keefe must trim the rotation and determine nightly roster depth. Former first-round picks Bub Carrington, Bilal Coulibaly, Kyshawn George and Alex Sarr are among those competing for minutes, and incoming additions Tre Johnson, Cam Whitmore and CJ McCollum expand the competition. General manager Will Dawkins emphasized that minutes must be earned. Tristan Vukcevic posted 15 points, four rebounds and three assists, while rookie Will Riley flashed in Washington's preseason win.
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