Keeping Kuzma means Wizards aren't starting over, even after subtracting Beal and Porzingis
After dealing away two of their top players this offseason, the Washington Wizards are keeping the third.
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After dealing away two of their top players this offseason, the Washington Wizards are keeping the third.
After dealing away two of their top players this offseason, the Washington Wizards are keeping the third. And now their direction is a little less obvious.
After dealing away two of their top players this offseason, the Washington Wizards are keeping the third. Kyle Kuzma agreed to a $102 million, four-year deal with the Wizards, a person with knowledge of the negotiations confirmed to The Associated Press on Friday. The deal comes on the heels of trades in which Washington agreed to send Bradley Beal to Phoenix and Kristaps Porzingis to Boston.
After dealing away two of their top players this offseason, the Washington Wizards are keeping the third. Kyle Kuzma agreed to a $102 million, four-year deal with the Wizards, a person with knowledge of the negotiations confirmed to The Associated Press on Friday. The deal comes on the heels of trades in which Washington agreed to send Bradley Beal to Phoenix and Kristaps Porzingis to Boston.