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6'5" AJ Johnson with an alley-oop poster over 7-foot Walker Kessler. Remember when Doc Rivers said the Kuzma-Middleton trade "took a while" to process because they liked this kid so much?

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DCmainly1 year ago

Doc Rivers didn’t want to trade SGA either Dawkins cooking 👀

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M.A. Rothman2 years ago

"If you like Jack Reacher or Dirk Pitt, you must meet Levi Yoder." - Kevin J. Anderson, New York Times bestselling author. #MArothman #LeviYoder #thriller

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ObsElite1 year ago

Wizards rebuild is moving so fast. pls god give us a good pick in the draft.

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Don #1 year ago

@UsherNBA Every game every night @520Hen 😂

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J1 year ago

He is a awful shooter though so he is mainly bench fodder

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Wanheda1 year ago

@520Hen

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🚼🧎‍♂️1 year ago

why is there no one in the stands?? 😭😭

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adidaskid1 year ago

@club520podcast @520Hen y'all know what to do

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Marty G 🔻1 year ago

Ya he has a really high ceiling but is so raw. The Wiz is exactly the type of team he should be on so he can get minutes and experiment. Never woulda achieved his ceiling on a team like the Bucks unless he was given a longer leash then I think they would be willing

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JaredTSM1 year ago

i am very high on AJ Johnson

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Gibson J Lowenberg1 year ago

I can see him being one of the best bench players in the league in a few years

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