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Hao Zhu's avatar

Appreciate the quick piece, Mr. Finberg.

Technically, the flaw still exist, shooting efficiency, pace and turnover control, partial decision making.In the past, if one teams top two athletes lack of offensive feeling, its hard for that team to stay in the game.But now, as the motor leagues emphasis rotation depth, more facilitator, more game changer, the situation gonna be different. This aligns with current wizards.AD locked in through miscellaneous things( box out, gap help, grab rebound, part of the playing making, gets the feed from good passer) to nurturing the confidence and tendency,Trae keen on playmaking, smooth tempo, Dybantsa, George, Trey.Johnson, Ayton, Sarr and other guys from the second line up like Riley respectively take over the role they assumed, convert to the good hustle, movement, calm choice and athleticism downhill attack. Those elements really boost teams ceiling, making it a fun piece to watch, combines to the ultimate collectivism. Expect this team done more things!

Thanks again for the update from frontline!

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Peter (Hao Zhu)

CJ Paschall's avatar

I think they've got to find a way to keep Champagnie in the rotation...even if he's not suiting up every night. He's such a spark plug.

Will Riley I know is still developing, and obviously if the pieces keep clicking like they have in the first two preseason games it's hard to argue, but it's tough to see him so far down the rotation. The price to pay for bringing in so much outside talent.

Hao Zhu's avatar

Agree that, he's hustle, relentless point of guard, pick pocket alongside its charming movement makes him a utility stopper, reminds us of 50%plus Marcus Smart skill set. Additionally, wizards big lineup perhaps a bit similar to last seasons Dallas mavs. But the space, discipline,execution is better, hope the surprise could continues! DC need to electrifying again!