#2 Moritz Wagner
Due to Los Angeles' elimination from playoff contention, Moritz Wagner has played good minutes down the stretch of the season. The German has averaged more than 20 minutes per game over the last month, although, despite his extended play time, the big has yet to suggest that he can transform into a future star.
Despite his 6 foot-11 frame, Wagner has been poor on defense, grabbing just 1.6 boards per game, while also struggling to guard the post against the NBA's more dominant bigs. Wagner has also had shooting difficulties, connecting with just 41% of his attempts from the field, and only 30% from deep.
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When compared to the recently traded Ivaca Zubac, Wagner looks to be a considerable step backward, and with the Lakers likely to sign two senior centers this summer, his chances of getting game time next season look slim.
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