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July 5, 2012 The Weekly Link Up: Wizards Free Agency Edition
By: Willis
0 Apparently the Washington Wizards are seeking out Courtney Lee despite already having a shooting guard in newly drafted Bradley Beal. A guy like Lee, who has been on the Rockets for the past two seasons, would be a perfect candidate to show Beal the ropes, and Mike Prada of BulletsForever explains just why…
0 Cartier Martin has gotten some kind of contract from Washington for the past three seasons. Unfortunately, none of them have been very long term despite his solid three point shooting performance. I think this offseason might be the one where Martin finally strikes proverbial gold, and Ben Standig of CSN Washington agrees.
0 The Washington Wizards Summer League roster includes a player by the name of LaRon Dendy. Dendy played at Middle Tennessee State and also happens to be the Sun Belt player of the year. I got a chance to see him in the NIT last season, and he is definitely going to be competing for a roster spot. (SB Nation)
0 BleacherReport’s Dan Lewis gives readers a run down on some potential free agent targets that the Washington Wizards could sign on the cheap….I don’t like any of them because they don’t include Anthony Randolph.
0 Speaking of Anthony Randolph, the Timberwolves declined his option, and wouldn’t he be able to provide a bit of an upgrade from most/all of our power forwards? If you hadn’t noticed, he filled in admirably the past two seasons when Kevin Love went down (Yahoo! Game Logs)
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May 29, 2012 The Weekly Link Up
By: Willis
0 In case anyone missed this, the Washington Post has an updated preview of next year’s Terrapin basketball schedule. Unfortunately, only one game against Duke. Fortunately, however, only one game against Duke for a young Terrapins squad…
0 ESPN clearly believes that since the Terps are running low on guards, Albany transfer Logan Aronhalt is going to play a very large role for them next year. I have my doubts about how talented this guy is going to become, but I hope he can provide at least some scoring.
0 Casual Hoya has written a nice eulogy on Jason Clark and his career at Georgetown. I’ve watched that kid play since high school, and it’s great to see how much he has matured over the years and became a well-rounded individual.
0 SB Nation decides to expound upon why the NBA Draft Lottery coming up Wednesday is going to drastically affect the actual NBA Draft. They have some not-so-surprising concerns about the Wizards and how well certain prospects fit within our system.
0 The Examiner has decided to torture Wizards fans with a little glimpse into what Kentucky Wildcats prospect Anthony Davis could mean for the Washington Wizards, comparing him to a current playoff player on a contender….and now I’m freaking out…
0 MLive via the Washington Post explains to us what the Washington Wizards could learn in following the sound advice of the Celtics and the Spurs in terms of team formation…whatever.
0 And finally, WUSA9 believes that the Wizards should try and recruit one of the best coaches to ever grace the hardwood in Jerry Sloan. Convincing him that we’re the future might require him to be a bit on the senile side…
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