Healthy roster provides valuable flexibility for the Washington Wizards

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Overall Outlook

Assuming things continue to go as planned, the Wizards could legitimately have a ten-man rotation and could easily continue to most if not all of the guys mentioned. Bradley Beal, Thomas Bryant, Rui Hachimura, Isaiah Thomas, Ish Smith, Troy Brown, Davis Bertans, Moe Wagner, CJ Miles, and Isaac Bonga have all provided play that warrants playing time moving forward.

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As always, Scott Brooks has all the power in this situation. All of these guys have played well to start the year. Assuming they continue to play well, this ten-man rotation could easily be an every game trend. In a year focused on development, Scott Brooks has the chance to show why his calling card in Oklahoma City was player development. With an interesting mix of youth and veterans, this rotation could see a lot of different lineups that could prove effective as the season progresses.

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