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The Wizards Need To Find A Third Amigo In The Draft

Found March 22, 2013 on Blog So Hard Sports:
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The 2013 off-season for the Washington Wizards is going to be just as important as the 2012 off-season was for the Washington Redskins. Ted Leonsis and Ernie Grunfeld must get this right! The Wizards have shown (when healthy) they have what it takes to be a playoff contender, but they are missing one more piece. The 2012-2013 Washington Wizards are blessed with one of the top young back courts in the NBA and arguably the very best when it comes to the most potential. With the drafting of Bradley Beal in the 2012 NBA draft, the Wizards got themselves an all around great player to compliment point guard John Wall. Beal is a tremendous shooter, good penetrator, solid finisher, great rebounder and good defender. He is the total package as a shooting guard and the prognosticators were right, he really has the skills to be a young Ray Allen or Dwayne Wade. And he is still only 19 years old! These two need a third amigo though. Unfortunately, Euro Ernie couldn’t get that done in the 2011 N...
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