The Washington Wizards have a lot riding on the development of former No. 2 overall Alex Sarr.
Up to this point of the season, the French product has taken a major step in the right direction following an inconsistent rookie season that flashed his defensive potential that was overlooked by his offensive shortcomings.
Averaging 17.2 points, 7.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.3 blocks, while shooting 49.9% from field goal range and 35.5% from beyond the arc, Sarr has looked like the Wizards best player on the season.
Sarr's emergence has proven why Washington felt more than fortunate when he fell to them in the 2024 NBA Draft after Zaccharie Risacher was selected No.