The Washington Wizards have made it clear over the last few seasons that providing a veteran prescence for their young team has become a priority.
Last offseason, Washington took a swing on Malcolm Brogdon hoping that the former Sixth Man of the Year could be the mentor in the backcourt that could help the team's group of high-upside backcourt prospects develop.
Coming at the expense of Deni Avdija, the move to land Brogdon was bold and the need for return in the one-year rental was vital.
However, after appearing for only 24 games for the Wizards this past season, the move to land the Virginia product has continued to look worse as times goes on.