The Washington Wizards knew the rookie was special, but nobody expected AJ Dybantsa to be this polished from the jump.
Wiz of Awes argues that Washington Wizards rookie AJ Dybantsa is demonstrating veteran-level poise and two-way impact early in his NBA career. After missing Washington's first four regular season games with an ankle injury, the number one overall draft pick has impressed by fitting smoothly into the offense alongside point guard Trae Young.
Over his first two games, the 19-year-old forward averaged 18.0 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 1.5 assists while shooting 56.5 percent from the field. Tyler Watts highlights Dybantsa's defensive readiness, noting he held Charlotte Hornets players Brandon Miller and Naz Reid to a combined 1-of-11 shooting performance.
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