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Ryan Richman joins the Bleav in Wizards podcast to talk about the younger Wizards who can fill Bradley Beal’s shoes

Capital City Go-Go head coach and former Wizards assistant Ryan Richman joined Bleav in Wizards to talk about some of the younger Wizards who can expect to play major minutes during the NBA’s season restart.

By Matt Modderno
Capital City Go-Go v College Park Skyhawks
Ryan Richman is the head coach of the Capital City Go-Go.
Photo by Carmen Mandato/NBAE via Getty Images

No Bradley Beal? No Davis Bertans? No problem. With plenty of minutes to go around now, there will be lots of opportunities for young players to step up for the Wizards as they try to make the NBA playoffs.

So who is most likely to take advantage of the situation? Capital City Go-Go coach Ryan Richman joined the Bleav in Wizards podcast this week to help us answer that question. Richman is uniquely suited to address this question because he’s one of the few people in the organization to have spent time working with all of the guys making the trip down to Orlando.

Richman has worked in the film room for the Wizards, as a player development coach, as a Wizards assistant, as a Summer League coach, and now as the head coach of the G League team. He has also spent the last several weeks helping players workout and prepare for the remainder of the season.

Admiral Schofield, Garrison Mathews, Jerian Grant, Anzejs Pasceniks, and Gary Payton II all played for the Go-Go at various points throughout the season. Thomas Bryant and Troy Brown Jr. also both played for Richman on the Wizards Summer League team two years ago.