Jared Dudley was brought in for his veteran presence and to plug the hole left behind by the departed Paul Pierce. On offense, Dudley was exactly the stretch-4 that the Wizards needed. He's a heady player, would draw his man outside of the paint, and would force defenses to find him in transition, otherwise he'd burn them for a three-pointer.
Dudley averaged 7.9 points per game this season and shot 42 percent from three-point range; his second best shooting percentage from three-point range in his career. But just like the Wizards, Dudley's individual season had its ups and downs.