The Washington Wizards haven’t had a stable backup point guard in quite some time. Over the past half-decade, we’ve seen players come and go without earning a long-term stint in D.C. Finally, after acquiring Ramon Sessions from the Sacramento Kings last year, the Wizards found some stability.
Sessions, who was coming off the worst stretch of his career in Sacramento, was asked to give the team a scoring spark off the bench.
He replaced Andre Miller, who failed to increase the team’s pace. At the time, Professor Miller was undoubtedly the better player, which caused some Wizards fans to freak out when the deal was announced right before the trade deadline.