2018-19 Wizards player evaluations

Robinson wastes opportunity in D.C.

Poor decisions ruined an otherwise promising career in D.C. for the athletic forward.

Beal proved he can be a franchise player in 2018-19

The Wizards guard continued to grow as a scorer, passer and leader. But is he also on track to make the All-NBA team and earn a supermax contract?

Satoransky continues to be consistent heading into free agency

The third year guard continued to show his consistency as a player. However, he is also in the unfortunate position of playing point guard in an NBA filled with spectacular point guards.

Green was a welcome surprise for the Wizards

The D.C. area native came back home and didn’t disappoint on an individual level.

Bobby Portis needs to develop consistency to solidify role with Wizards

Sam Dekker’s brought much needed enthusiasm to the Wizards

Replacing Jason Smith’s energy was no easy task, but Dekker succeeded

Revisiting Thomas Bryant’s breakout year

With Dwight Howard’s injuries and Ian Mahinmi’s ineffectiveness, the Wizards gave Bryant more playing time where he took full advantage of it.

Yes, Mahinmi declined. But no, don’t stretch his contract.

The Wizards center saw his role decline as the season went on, but he could still have a role in the 2019-20 season.

Ariza wasn’t the problem, but he also isn’t the solution

Chasson Randle held his own in a tough spot this season