In 2009, the Wizards were just finishing up an injury-riddled, disappointing season which included firing then-head coach Eddie Jordan. Sound familiar? During that summer, the Wizards anticipated health and a new coaching hire would bring them back to relevance. As a result of these heightened expectations, the Wizards made one of the riskier moves in recent memory of this franchise, when they traded a package away that included their #5 pick in the 2009 NBA Draft to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Randy Foye and Mike Miller. This was expected to be a move that showed that the Wizards were ready to contend with the elite in the Eastern Conference, but the trade left a lot of question marks with the two players they were picking up, namely Randy Foye, who was on the final year of his rookie contract and still was unproven.
Is Trey Burke the Wizards' Next Randy Foye?
