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The Washington Wizards know Trae Young struggles defensively, but the All-Star is already embracing what he needs to do to maximize his game.

Washington Wizards guard Trae Young acknowledged his defensive shortcomings and pledged to provide maximum effort on that end of the floor following his move to the team. The four-time All-Star noted that while he will likely be the weak link defensively, having frontcourt rim protection will make his job easier.
Wiz of Awes highlights that Washington paired Young with Anthony Davis, Alex Sarr, and Deandre Ayton to help mask his limitations after signing him to a four-year, $212.8 million extension. The outlet argues that Young does not need to become a lockdown defender, but must consistently compete for the Wizards to contend.
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