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Wizards’ Trae Young teases big Washington free agency move with 1 emoji
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The Washington Wizards have been quiet to start free agency, but there is still time for them to make a move or two to help improve their roster for next season. One of the first things the Wizards did this offseason was re-sign Trae Young , and he's set to be the point guard who helps lead them to being competitive for years to come.
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Young knows that adding more talent is imperative for a team to succeed, and he may have some knowledge about what the Wizards could be planning on doing soon after he sent out this emoji on X, formerly Twitter.
This emoji could mean something, or it could mean nothing at all. At the same time, Young could be talking about something other than basketball, but we won't know unless he says something.
The Wizards have been in rumors over the past few days, as the Golden State Warriors have shown interest in trading for Anthony Davis . Unfortunately for the Warriors, the Wizards are not interested in moving the big man , according to ESPN's Marc Spears.
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"The Washington Wizards are not interested in trading 10-time NBA All-Star forward Anthony Davis and are not listening to trade offers for him, a source told ESPN and Andscape," Spears reported. "Another NBA team exec says Wizards GM Will Dawkins is a huge fan of AD."
The Wizards traded for Davis at the deadline in hopes of him being a piece that helps them compete. Davis is eligible for an extension, and the Wizards seem to be open to giving it to him.
As of now, the Wizards have a young core full of talent, while surrounded by players such as Young and Davis who can elevate their play on the court.
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