Wizards make up 2 bed Post Post All-Star Weekend
Washington Wizards have one of the deepest G League teams in the league and therefore still mix the bottom of their NBA fast. Only nine days after signing Jailen Novell to a 10-day contract, they released it and signed Companal Capital City Go-Go Star Erik Stevenson On Monday 10 days, via NBA.com.
Stevenson and Novell painted played U watch League to the next weekend competition All-Star, along with two-way forward Justin Champagnie. Stevenson is an average of 17.1 points, 4.1 leap and 3.3 helps in 32 matches this season and achieved 20-plus points 15 times this season. Alum West Virginia is also third in G League in points per bench (minimum 10 performances).
Meanwhile, Novell was appointed G League of the Player of the week On Tuesday, Via Gleague.com. 25-year-old Average 25 points to 53.1% recording from 4.5 leaps and 5.4 helps in 22 games for GO -DO and average 33.5 points to 63% recording (77% 3 pt) with four assists and five Assists and five assists and five tri-pointers made in February 3-9, which is what he won the award.
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However, the fact that Washington waived Negell shows his trust in his depth G League. Go-go (12-5) is still in the first place on the eastern conference without the resemblance of Jared Butler, Championships, Patrick Baldvin Jr., Johnny Davis and Tristan Vukcevic. Champagne and Vukcevic also invited wizards after spending time with the main city this season, while Butler, Baldwin Jr., And Davis was dealing with a trade deadline after they received the NBA records.
Wizards have multiple players that they could also call, including the Taylor Funk (11.3 ppg), forward Jalen McDaniels (12.8 PPG) and Mouhamadou Gueie (10.1 PPG, 5.1 RPG). Champagne, Vukcevic and Batler are all proof that Washington is strongly invested in his development program, so the best go-go players should be encouraged to be invited at some point.
2025-02-18 01:41:00
