"Following his rookie season, the overwhelming thoughts surrounding Alex Sarr was that the big man simply just didn't have what it takes to be the star Washington selected him to be. The big man struggles in the areas he should thrive at, and his inefficient offensive play was the most concerning part of his game. Nonetheless, his flashes as a defensive anchor made fans believe that at the worst, the lengthy forward could be a reliable defender for years to come."
"Sarr is coming off his best game of the season, finishing with 31 points, 8 rebounds and 2 assists, while shooting 12/20 from field goal range and 4/5 from beyond the arc. In addition, the emerging two-way star added three blocks to his impressive night on the defensive end. Following his standout performance, Sarr's season averages currently sit at 19 points, 8.4 rebounds and 3.9 assists, including an efficient 54% from field goal range and 45.5% from three."
The Washington Wizards have started 1-7 after a 136-107 loss to the Boston Celtics. Alex Sarr showed marked improvement from his rookie season, overcoming earlier concerns about inefficient offense and limited upside. Sarr has developed newfound confidence and is producing as a two-way presence. He scored 31 points with 8 rebounds and 2 assists while shooting 12/20 and 4/5 from three, and added three blocks in his best game of the season. His current averages are 19 points, 8.4 rebounds and 3.9 assists, with 54% field goal accuracy and 45.5% from three. Sarr appears ready to assume a primary scoring role for the Wizards.
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