The Wizards need a floor general who creates opportunities for everyone around him, and Trae Young is filling that role.
Writer Ethan Kinney argues that point guard Trae Young's elite playmaking has become central to the Washington Wizards' solid 2-1 start to the season. Despite early shooting struggles of 36.6 percent from the field and 30.8 percent from three-point range, Young leads the NBA with 11.3 assists per game while sharing the floor with Anthony Davis.
Kinney highlights that Young shoulders primary playmaking duties in lineups with limited spacing, setting up teammates like Deandre Ayton and Alex Sarr. The writer views Young as an indispensable floor general who elevates the offense for a Wizards team targeting playoff contention.
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