The NBA announced its All-Rookie First and Second Teams on Tuesday, with several young Washington Wizards receiving shoutouts. The No. 2 overall pick in the 2024 Draft, Alex Sarr, got a nod on the ...

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The 19-year-old entered the game leading all NBA rookies in minutes after playing just 33 regular season games last season for Pittsburgh. George, 21, played just 31 games and 712 minutes for ...

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What's interesting to note here, though, is that Sarr's placement gives him a great shot to make the NBA All-Rookie First Team. As Greg Finberg points out, "Sarr earned 24 more points than 5th ...

The 19-year-old entered the game leading all NBA rookies in minutes after playing just 33 regular season games last season for Pittsburgh. George, 21, played just 31 games and 712 minutes for ...

The Washington Wizards have a lot of hard workers on their team, with rookies that tend to work the hardest. One rookie in particular has worked so hard, he has already received a nickname from a ...

Washington Wizards' rookie trio of Alex Sarr, Kyshawn George, and Bub Carrington have achieved a record that has never been done before. The future is bright for these three.

The only other member of the current NBA rookie class to average more minutes than Sarr, at 27.1 per game, has been Carrington, who has played 29.5 minutes per game. (Another Wizards player ...