He's being overwhelmed by the expectations coming from fans and other people hence, he played his one of the worst seasons in his first year as a Wizard.

Is he a good player? I don't think so and we've seen it when he got traded. We've seen Poole became better just because of the players around him that's letting him shoot. It's a mistake that the Warriors' management gave him a huge contract after that superb performance on the playoffs. They didn't think that there's a chance that it might not happen in the next season thus, they just gave him a huge contract and the following year, we've seen the unthinkable.

Jordan Poole will remain as an average player and will never became an all-star. That's my prediction on his NBA career. It's good that he didn't became as bad as how Ben Simmons is, but his first year with the Wizards is very bad. Next year as his revenge year? I hope so because he has the talent... or has he? Ever since he got traded, it's all memes, memes, and more memes for him. I love the player and he has the talent, but he's the type of player that you can rely on in terms of offense. He's a good role player and can be a 3rd option in terms of scoring. His defense is also awful as well. Let's also take note that last season, he has the worst plus-minus rating in the whole NBA.

Lamarcus Aldridge may not leave that well with Spurs and still could get it better and work out with Wemby, both could be true at the same time. I mean we are talking about humans here, and emotions change, maybe he had a bad departure but then fixed things.

However, if you asked me who Wemby should train with, Aldridge wouldn't be top on my list, that dude was a good midrange shooter for his size, but Wemby needs someone like Gobert, who is still in the league but they need to find someone who is a great rim protector to show him that he has size and he acts as if he is a point guard.

Wemby is good, but he is so good that nobody on that team played with anyone who can do what Wemby can do, so while they train Wemby, they need to make sure that his teammates knows what he can do, sometimes he can do stuff that his teammates do not even give a chance to, which results with them not passing the ball enough at all, because they are so used to regular people.

This should be the most key point here, teach others how to pass to Wemby, not all the time but look for the things he is capable of doing and others can't, so they know the level Wemby operates at and give him more chances.

Look at this brothers.

https://x.com/BobbyMarks42/status/1825211564213051397

What do you think of the first five?
I think it's more focused on defensive players now. Paul George has been known for his steals. Kelly Oubre is also known for his long reach so guards will have some trouble with him. Then, Caleb Martin, I don't know why the Miami Heat let him go/offered him a new contract but he is one of the league's roleplayers that could really provide something on both ends of the floor. Same as other players, it won't show in the stats but you can definitely witness his greatness.

I think the 76ers could be scary this season. They have offensive and defensive players on their first five and some veterans to fill the hole if they need a substitution. They will probably end up on number 2. (if healthy.)

Honestly, I'm not impressed with their lineup.  Kelly Oubre Jr is washed (just my opinion, I'm sure he'll be an average player) and Caleb Martin is a role player.  Joel Embiid and Paul George are both frequently injured and Maxey is still growing as a player.  There's some potential for them to win a championship if everything aligns perfectly and they pick up some free agents as the year goes, but there's also a lot of potential for this team to miss the playoffs due to injuries and lack of a bench.  I think the 76ers may have missed their window, but we'll see.  Mostly their fate depends on Embiid's health.

Nah, this will happen, especially for Bronny's first score ever. 100000% he will get the pass from Lebron so they can make "history" together.
Some weeks ago at some site (maybe stake or something) I saw season bets on Bronny. Like over/under 75 points and stuff, but one bet sticked out.
"Woo will assist Bronny's 1st score", options were LBJ with 1.5 odds and/or any other player with 2.6. 

That's probably might happen to him, there are known stars who become contract-less because of thier attitude, if JP will not change up and will continue the type of game he played last season he might find himself outside NBA, though we don't know what's the plan or what system might work with the whole Wizard squad.

We will see those adjustments once the season begins, though not sure if fans are interested with how they will perform maybe if they'll start surprising their opponents and made a good regular season's run, who knows right?

Bronny's clearly going to score more than 75 points in the upcoming season. If we take into account his stats in the NCAA and during the summer league, I'd rather place a bet on him being able to score 250-300 points per season.
As for Bronny's 1st score, LeBron will be outraged if Bronny scores his first points from the free throw line.

I agree with what you said that they're better now in terms of defense. I guess it's safe to say that this first five of them is more of a balanced one because it consists of defense and offense. No doubt, these players are good in defense, but in offense, all of them can just erupt at any night. I will exclude Caleb Martin I guess because for me, after his superb performance 2 seasons ago, his performance last season is more of a mediocre one. 10 PPG is for me kind of low, but still he can help the team in defense.

Are their first 5 scary right now? Just by looking at it, it seems like they're one of the best in the East. Now the question is, can they compete with other teams' first five like for example the defending champions, the Celtics, or the Bucks or even the Knicks who just got better with the acquisition of Bridges. It's too early to predict, but I would say that they're one of the best first five right now in the East.

Steph Curry just signed a massive one year contract extension with the Warriors. $62 million is getting close to the 1 million dollar per game mark… I think Luka Doncic will probably be the first player to get that. Going back to Steph, if the rumors about a trade to LA ever come to fruition, looks like LA is gonna have to pay up. (LA will probably end up being the team that pays Doncic $82 million a year too…)