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As a former number one pick by the Wizards, I have to say I feel bad for the guy. He was held in such high regards before he was drafted so anything he does that isn't special--isn't worth it. Although he has had injuries, legal problems (Cake anyone?), and bad attitudes at points in his career, I still would like to give him one last chance. I feel like if he goes to a team that uses him smartly (maybe at power forward than center) and he works hard in the summer (and stays healthy while doing it), he could have a spot on a team next season and I wouldn't be mad if it was the Wizards.

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Dre™

I don't think he could come back to the Wizards honestly, but I believe he'll definitely be on a roster next year.

At the least he's a big, fairly athletic player who can defend competently. Those types of players are always in demand. Players like Dale Davis, in their 40s, are still being pursued just because they're big bodies that aren't soft.

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f22egl

Kwame Brown is like the opposite of Gilbert Arenas. He says all the right things to the media but doesn't perform on the court. Someone will give Kwame at least one more chance.

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Big Mike

I hope its not the Wizards. They can do better than KFB on the team.

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shyFX325

he just didnt ever have a chance to develop here in washington, especially with jordan on the team. Can you imagine being 18years old and going from his small town to Georgia to practicing with Michael Jordan? And than the heartbreak you would feel as jordan calls you a flaming fa**ot in front of the rest of your team... would definitely be a buzz kill

what exactly do you mean by soft? Because he may have a good physique but you are kidding yourself if you are talking about his playing style. Kwame hates contact