Everything you Need to Know About the Wizard's Summer League Roster

Everything you Need to Know About the Wizard’s Summer League Roster

By Matt Levin | Jul 6, 2019

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Troy Brown Jr.

Troy Brown Jr. was the Wizards first round selection in the 2018 NBA Draft, drafted 15th overall. Brown spent one year at the University of Oregon before heading to the NBA, averaging 11.3 points and 6.2 rebounds per game.

With the Wizards last season, Brown spent much of the early part of the season on the bench, getting multiple DNP’s. However, towards the end of the season, Brown’s minutes picked up and he even started in 10 games. The small forward averaged just 4.8 points for the Wizards last year, but showed signs of potential.

This is a huge summer for Brown. The Wizards severely lack depth at the forward position. If he plays well in Summer League and throughout the summer, he could earn a permanent spot in the Wizards starting lineup next season.

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