As the league continues to get smaller and more versatile, the Washington Wizards apparently feel the need to get bigger.
Last season, the Wizards struggled to keep up with teams because they lacked versatility and depth at the wing positions.
Nene, Drew Gooden, Kris Humphries and DeJuan Blair all occupied spots on the roster, but none were capable of playing in an up-tempo system.
Washington’s scoring totals increased with John Wall leading the way, but the team gave up a ton of points on the other end and lost their defensive identity.