After what turned out to be a busy offseason for the Washington Wizards—fans were originally just expecting to see the Wizards re-sign basically every free agent they had—it's time to look at the longer plan for this team.
There's an interesting mix of young talent and veterans, and with the Eastern Conference up in the air (barring any Kevin Love trades), almost any team could make a run to the NBA Finals this season.
If the Wizards want to be a part of that conversation beyond just this year, it's important that they take a few more steps toward building their team for the future.
Al Harrington seems to be a lock for the final roster spot in Washington, so with the roster in place, the team's attention now turns to the 2014-15 season and beyond.
Looking past the immediate future of training camp and preseason games, these three things should constantly be on Washington's radar if it wants to be a viable team going forward (and no, this doesn't include Kevin Durant; it's frankly too difficult to say for sure if he's a part of Washing ...
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