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#3 Davis Bertans: Small Forward
There was major speculation around Davis Bertans' future this offseason, but the sharpshooting forward chose to stay with the Washington Wizards despite interest from multiple teams.
Bertans is one of the best shooters in the league. He proved this last year and managed to shoot his threes with a 42.4 percent accuracy while averaging 15 points for the Washington Wizards.
Bertans' decision to stick with the Washington Wizards could prove hugely beneficial for him and the franchise. He can take his performances up a notch by playing and improving alongside the two mercurial guards on the Washington Wizards' roster - Russell Westbrook and Bradley Beal.
#4 Rui Hachimura: Power Forward
Rui Hachimura is undoubtedly one of the most exciting young prospects in the league. The Washington Wizards will expect the 22-year-old to take the leap in the upcoming season after enjoying a promising 2019-20 NBA campaign.
Hachimura has the right blend of skill and athleticism, making him the favorite to start at the power forward spot for the Washington Wizards.
Hachimura averaged 13 points last season in his debut year, and the youngster will be looking to improve that statistic in the upcoming season. Playing in a better team with high-quality players will certainly help his cause.
#5 Thomas Bryant: Center
Thomas Bryant is a center who can shoot and has become an important part of the Washington Wizards' setup. He has displayed the ability to protect the rim and make plays in the post on the other end of the floor, and these attributes make him a handy player to have in the team.
Bryant will be playing as a stretch 5, who will allow Russell Westbrook to make plays in the paint. His role would be to drain his three-point shots at an efficient clip - something he is adept at.
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