Say what you want regarding Kuz, but the fact is that the guy has bounced back pretty well at the Wizards. After a not really pleasant last season with the Lakers, Kyle discovered Washington last season, and his adaptation did not take long. An indisputable starter under Wes Unseld, the winger quickly took over lead in scoring in the absence of Kristaps Porzingis and Bradley Beal. Record of the races, a nice season with 17 points on average, 8 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and an obvious status as a player who clicks.
Oh dear, it seems a long time ago when certain visionaries hoisted Kyle Kuzma to the same rank as Jayson Tatum. Now, water has flowed under the bridges and one is the franchise player of a team that has just been an NBA finalist, while the other has not gone far from finishing off the bench with the Xinjiang Flying Tigers. Nah, we’re kidding but we must recognize that the Kuz had a big slump, especially with the Lakers. Fortunately, a bagouze and a trade on the side of Washington later, and now the double K is reborn from its ashes. Last season, the winger had a really pleasant and successful exercise. Beautiful lines of stats, good big clutch shoot and even a first career triple-double, Kuzma’s season is frankly successful. Let’s be completely honest, in the absence of Bradley Beal, the best Wizards player was him and no one else. Here, now that the terms are said and the foundations are laid, the boy will have to continue his momentum. Well yes Kyle, the season of redemption, it’s ok, but now we will have to confirm all that. With the return of the double B, the double K might well be relieved of certain responsibilities to be able to play even more liberated. What bring Washington back to the Playoffs?
After a successful first season under the colors of the Wizards, Kyle Kuzma will now have to prove that he is up to the hopes that many have placed in him. The talent seems there, but we will have to be regular to support Bradley Beal as best as possible. Objective of Kuz and his friends, find the Playoffs following two absence.
