There’s a rub with the Markieff Morris trade, even if you adopt the angle that getting his talent for 60 (or so) cents on the dollar was more advanced toward winning than drafting a player in the mid- to late-first round this summer. The Wizards, soon after, sought to appease any wavering confidence by inserting Morris into the starting lineup. This consequence all but solidified four of five starting spots heading into a big summer of free agency. Kind of tough to sell someone like Al Horford on coming to the District given that glut at this particular 4/5 position.
Ranking 25 Free Agents for the Washington Wizards
