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The Washington Wizards must be careful not to rush young star Alex Sarr back from injury.

Washington Wizards center Alex Sarr is expected to be ready for opening night according to general manager Will Dawkins. The young star suffered a fractured foot during offseason training in June, raising questions about whether rushing his return poses an unnecessary health risk.
Sarr previously missed 32 games in the prior season due to a toe injury. With back-to-back lower-body injuries limiting his conditioning, concerns remain regarding his readiness as Washington prepares for the 2026-27 NBA campaign.
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