Come on coach, let me play (credit Nick Wass/AP Photo) So far for the Washington Wizards, Kevin Seraphin’s season has been a roller coaster of ups and downs. One night he will look great scoring and rebounding, the next he will give little contribution and spend a good deal of the game on the bench. With the Wizards sitting at 3-16 and not going anywhere fast, it is time to let the young big man play. I know foul trouble and other factors have lead to his fluctuation in minutes, but if Seraphin is indeed going to be a big part of this team’s future, don’t this lottery bound season by jerking around his minutes. Let him play 30 minutes a game. Let him learn from his mistakes and grown as a player on the court. The worst thing that can come from giving Kevin significant — consistent — minutes is that we can better evaluate his game. Free Kevin Seraphin. After sitting out the first game with an injury, Seraphin has played in 18 games on this season. His playing time has fluctuated an...
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