Wizards Grades So Far
Here are my grades on the hometown team
Nick Young C- He is sadly one of the only offensive threats on the Wizards this year. He is showing why the Wizards made a good decision in only giving him a 3 million dollar offer. He is good scorer and however i feel he would be better if he used his athleticism to slash more. The bad is that he is a terrible off ball defender, i question his passion, and he still makes selfish plays.
Rashard Lewis D- He provides pretty good rebounding this year and thats about all, You gotta remember even though he is 32 he is more like 36 in basketball years. I say that because he came out of high school meaning he has played the NBA games of a 36 year old, I also wonder how much HGH helped him.
Andray Blatche D- He is one of the most frustrating players. The potential label becomes a negative when it is has been used as long as it has for Blatche. If he ever put the mental aspects of the game with his talent all together he would have been an All Star many times and could have been a long shot at the hall of fame. Andray lacks heart, focus, and determination.
Javale Mcgee B+ Javale his been the most consistent Wizard by far this season. Besides the first 76ers game Mcgee has brought the effort and energy along with great production to the floor. He his improved on his post moves tremendously. The more he practices during the game the better he will get with the post moves. My favorite move he has now is when he spins of the defender followed by a power dunk. He is a much better defensive rebounder this year going up strong with two hands. He is making better decisions of when to go for the block and when to stay home. Also he understands now that altering a shot is just as good as a block,
Jordan Crawford D- Another player like Wall who has regressed and looks horrible this season. He is a ball hog who is best at slashing but rather take extremely hard jump shots. Like Wall he has been a turnover machine. Like last year only seems to put up numbers when the team is being blown out and there is no pressure.
Chris Singleton B- Singleton is a pretty good on ball defender, good rebounder for a 3, and just plays his ass off, If he can keep working on that corner three he could become a much taller version of Bruce Bowen.
Trevor Booker C+ i will never question Booker's heart or effort. However he needs to watch film of Paul Milsap. Someone with a similar build and height that can show Booker how he best could be more effective offensively. i was impressed how well he stayed with Carmello Anthony.
Kevin Seraphin D Still is extremely raw. He needs to work on his pick n roll defense and touch around the basket, Also he isnt a very good rebounder. I dont have much faith in him being anything more than an energy guy of the bench.
Jan Vesely C I havent seen enough of him to have much of a opinion on him. He is quicker than I expected and plays hard. He needs to put some muscle on both upper body and lower body. Also he needs to figure out a go to move offensively.
Shelvin Mack C+ I like what I've seen from him so far, He needs more minutes IMO. He has the nuances that Wall doesnt possess yet and mostly that is because of playing 3 years in college. He makes good decisions and his a pretty good three point shot.Polls
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This team will progress with Wall
The Wizards’ regression this season has A LOT to do with Wall’s major regression this season. While it stinks that Wall’s shooting has not improved, his turnovers and careless are the most damning things on the Wizards’ offense
Children, before you go to sleep check under your bed for the BOOGIE MAN!!
McGee has been turning it around this season
I agree with that, but he still jumped at so many balls and those shots went in and I don’t care if it’s good D or not. He needs to keep his feet on the ground on defense more often, period. If he can keep his feet on the ground a lot more and still do what he’s doing, then he could improve even more.
I give McGee and A and Wall a C
At the end of the year, we’ll think of Wall as closer to plateauing than regressing. Sophomore slump will be a fair description but with his upside intact.
McGee is a 12-10-3 guy right now. I think his play, relative to previous years, is more like an A.
Now that the sting of the reality of this season has softened, I’m very bullish on the future with Wall and McGee the cornerstones of the rebuild.
by edubz on Jan 15, 2012 1:19 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
My grades:
Wall: F He has been terrible. He may well be the worst starting PG in the NBA right now when he should have improved from a pretty good rookie season. His turnovers and body language are inexcusable. Who would want to follow a leader like that?
Young: C- He’s playing exactly like last year except his shot isn’t falling quite as much. It looks more like a shooting slump than any actual regression in his game. I figure he’ll finish out the season with numbers in line with last year. I don’t really expect much improvement from a 26-year-old guard so he earns a C. The minus is for the shooting slump.
Rashard Lewis: D I didn’t expect much, and I’m seeing worse.
Andray Blatche: F I can’t believe how fat and out of shape he is. He also has the same old me-first attitude where he thinks he’s entitled to a ton of shots even though he doesn’t shoot efficiently.
Javale McGee: A- He as improved all aspects of his game including post moves, rebounding, and basketball IQ. He is on his way to being an all star. He could dump the minus if he would just stop the silly goaltends.
Jordan Crawford: F One of the worst basketball players I have ever seen. He just kills the offense while also playing lousy defense. There are probably 20 or 30 prospects in the D League that would fit in better than him.
Chris Singleton: B He has been a pleasant surprise with his shooting. He still makes defensive mistakes now and then, but there’s no doubting his effort.
Trevor Booker: B He picked up from last year but with a slightly improved outside shot (from awful to merely bad). He’s currently my favorite Wizard
Kevin Seraphin: F No improvement whatsoever. He is a bust. I have zero faith that he will remain in the NBA beyond his rookie contract, except maybe as a walk on vet minimum 13th man for a team desperate for size.
by nate33 on Jan 15, 2012 11:41 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
he is not that big even. He is only 6"9
by gregjohnson1229 on Jan 16, 2012 10:04 AM EST up reply actions

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