SHOOTING: Why the Washington Wizards’ Three-Point Shooting SWINGS Their 2026 Success
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Washington Wizards’ revamped offense could hinge on their 3-point shooting—will Trae Young and Anthony Davis transform their attack into an NBA juggernaut? Ben Strober and Abdullah Ayubi debate whether Washington’s new lineup can punish defenses with improved spacing, highlighting the catch-and-shoot potential of Tre Johnson, Bilal Coulibaly’s progress as an outside threat, and the importance of young shooters like Bub Carrington and Kyshawn George.
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