Areas of Strength:
If they re-sign Nick Young, the Wizards will have an intriguing backcourt developing, with Young, John Wall and Jordan Crawford, a steal from the Hawks. All three can score in a bunch.

Needs Work:
They were almost dead last in scoring. As one of the younger nucleuses in the league, what the Wizards need is time to mature and reduce their many mistakes. A big rebounder would be another plus.

Two Stats That Matter:
16.3 -- That's how many points Crawford averaged in his 26 games with the Wizards.

69 -- John Wall didn't play a full 82-game rookie schedule, and if his body turns out to be brittle, the Wizards are in trouble.

The Way To Go:
The Wizards probably won't find an NBA-ready player like Wall this time in the draft, but should draft high enough to snare a serviceable big man to help McGee.

2010-11 Team Stats:
Offensive: 99.6 (28th)
Defensive: 107.2 (23rd)

Players Under Contract:
G: John Wall
G: Jordan Crawford
F: Rashard Lewis
F: Andray Blatche
F: Kevin Seraphin
C: JaVale McGee

Free Agents:
G: Nick Young (club option)
G/F: Josh Howard (unrestricted)
G/F: Maurice Evans (unrestricted)
F: Al Thornton (unrestricted)
F: Yi Jianlian (club option)

-- Shaun Powell