With the 60th pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, the Washington Wizards select
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Overall Rank: 74th Position Rank (PF): 22nd Height: 6-8 Weight: 195 DOB: Nov 10, 2004 Born: San Fernando, San Fernando (Trinidad and Tobago) |
| Season | Team | GP | MIN | PTS | FG% | 3PT% | FT% | REB | AST | STL | BLK |
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| 2023-24 | Mexico City Capitanes | 50 | 25.2 | 8.3 | .488 | .344 | .674 | 5.8 | 1.3 | 0.8 | 1.0 |
Malique Lewis player profile | Washington Wizards draft history
| # | Team | Player |
|---|---|---|
| 1. |  |
A.J. Dybantsa SF, Brigham Young (Fr) |
| 2. |  |
Darryn Peterson SG, Kansas (Fr) |
| 3. |  |
Cameron Boozer PF, Duke (Fr) |
| 4. |  |
Caleb Wilson PF, North Carolina (Fr) |
| 5. |  |
Keaton Wagler SG, Illinois (Fr) |
| 6. |  |
Mikel Brown Jr. SG, Louisville (Fr) |
| 7. |  |
Darius Acuff, Jr. PG, Arkansas (Fr) |
| 8. |  |
Kingston Flemings PG, Houston (Fr) |
| 9. |  |
Morez Johnson, Jr. PF, Michigan (So) |
| 10. |  |
Brayden Burries SF, Arizona (Fr) |
| 11. |  |
Yaxel Lendeborg PF, Michigan (Sr) |
| 12. |  |
Aday Mara C, Michigan (Jr) |
| 13. |  |
Nate Ament PF, Tennessee (Fr) |
| 14. |  |
Hannes Steinbach PF, Washington (Fr) |
| 15. | |
Dailyn Swain SF, Texas (Jr) |
| 16. | |
Bennett Stirtz PG, Iowa (Sr) |
| 17. | |
Ebuka Okorie PG, Stanford (Fr) |
| 18. | |
Christian Anderson, Jr. PG, Texas Tech (So) |
| 19. |  |
Allen Graves PF, Santa Clara (Fr) |
| 20. |  |
Jayden Quaintance PF, Kentucky (So) |
| 21. |  |
Karim Lopez PF, New Zealand (New Zealand) |
| 22. |  |
Labaron Philon, Jr. PG, Alabama (So) |
| 23. | |
Zuby Ejiofor PF, St. John's (Sr) |
| 24. |  |
Cameron Carr SG, Baylor (So) |
| 25. |  |
Sergio De Larrea SF, Valencia Basket (Spain) |
| 26. |  |
Tarris Reed, Jr. PF, UConn (Sr) |
| 27. |  |
Chris Cenac, Jr. C, Houston (Fr) |
| 28. |  |
Joshua Jefferson C, Iowa State (Sr) |
| 29. |  |
Alex Karaban PF, UConn (Sr) |
| 30. | |
Koa Peat PF, Arizona (Fr) |
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Houston Rockets |
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Indiana Pacers |
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New Orleans Pelicans |
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Orlando Magic |
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Phoenix Suns |
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Portland Trail Blazers |
| # | Team | Player |
|---|---|---|
| 31. | |
Bruce Thornton PG, Ohio State (Sr) |
| 32. | |
Richie Saunders SF, Brigham Young (Sr) |
| 33. | |
Isaiah Evans SG, Duke (So) |
| 34. | |
Meleek Thomas PG, Arkansas (Fr) |
| 35. | |
Trevon Brazile PF, Arkansas (Sr) |
| 36. | |
Baba Miller C, Cincinnati (Sr) |
| 37. | |
Ryan Conwell PG, Louisville (Sr) |
| 38. | |
Braden Smith PG, Purdue (Sr) |
| 39. | |
Jack Kayil SG, Gonzaga |
| 40. | |
Dillon Mitchell PF, St. John's (Sr) |
| 41. | |
Otega Oweh SG, Kentucky (Sr) |
| 42. | |
Ja'Kobi Gillespie SG, Tennessee (Sr) |
| 43. | |
Tyler Bilodeau PF, UCLA (Sr) |
| 44. | |
Maliq Brown PF, Duke (Sr) |
| 45. | |
Emanuel Sharp PG, Houston (Sr) |
| 46. |  |
Felix Okpara C, Tennessee (Sr) |
| 47. | |
Tyler Nickel SF, Vanderbilt (Sr) |
| 48. | |
Tobi Lawal PF, Virginia Tech (Sr) |
| 49. | |
Bryce Hopkins SF, St. John's (Sr) |
| 50. | |
Jaden Bradley SG, Arizona (Sr) |
| 51. | |
Izaiyah Nelson C, South Florida (Sr) |
| 52. | |
Henri Veesaar PF, North Carolina (Jr) |
| 53. | |
Ugonna Onyenso C, Virginia (Sr) |
| 54. | |
Lajae Jones SF, Florida State (Sr) |
| 55. | |
Nick Martinelli SF, Northwestern (Sr) |
| 56. | |
Vsevolod Ishchenko SG, Lokomotiv Kuban (Russia) |
| 57. | |
Narcisse N'Goy C, Chorale Roanne Basket (France) |
| 58. | |
Jaron Pierre, Jr. SF, Southern Methodist (Sr) |
| 59. | |
Trey Kaufman-Renn PF, Purdue (Sr) |
| 60. | |
Malique Lewis PF, Mexico City Capitanes |
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Charlotte Hornets |
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Cleveland Cavaliers |
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Detroit Pistons |
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Indiana Pacers |
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Milwaukee Bucks |
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Philadelphia Sixers |
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Portland Trail Blazers |
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Utah Jazz |
PG / 6-4 / 190 Houston |
PG / 6-2 / 205 Illinois |
PG / 6-1 / 200 Iowa State |
SF / 6-7 / 200 Minnesota |
C / 6-11 / 250 Purdue |
SF / 6-7 / 215 Indiana |
SF / 6-6 / 225 NC State |
C / 6-11 / 220 George Washington |
PG / 6-2 / 185 UCLA |
C / 7-0 / 210 Oregon |
SF / 6-4 / 180 Purdue |
SF / 6-6 / 200 NC State |
PG / 6-3 / 195 North Carolina |
SF / 6-9 / 230 Missouri |
SF / 6-3 / 190 Sam Houston State |
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Told y'all about that watch for Dolan Cash
Knicks have their agenda established indeed haha .. I get it but its wacky to see it unfold here.
2069963811394556059
Told y'all about that watch for Dolan Cash
Knicks have their agenda established indeed haha .. I get it but it’s wacky to see it unfold here.
2069963811394556059
Told y'all about that watch for Dolan Cash
Knicks have their agenda established indeed haha .. I get it but its wacky to see it unfold here.
Kayil is a really great pick. First round talent
Would you mind expanding? Knicks fan who didn't follow the draft closely and knows nothing about him. Cheers.
has been playing against top competition overseas and against top US prospects in U18 and U19 international tournaments. Really good size for a combo guard. Inconsistent shot but he can run an offense, has some scoring chops and can defend. Similar prospect to Brayden Burries imho. I assume he's a draft and stash which sucks for him but I'm betting he eventually makes it over
a game from a couple of months ago
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I'm shocked how well spoken Shumpert is.
You clearly haven't wasted enough time on YouTube shorts.
Is he a point guard or a shooter? Because that’s what we’ve needed the last 15 years.
6'8 Center. We are recreating the glory days of Khem Birch
6’8 center and we chose him? Our backup point guard is the same height.
It must suck to get drafted late in the 2nd round and then immediately get traded to another team for cash. I'd prefer to go undrafted and cut a deal with the team of my choice.Some agents do request that, at this stage.
we just drafted our mitch replacementNope traded it to the Pistons, as their Stewart replacement hahah
Nelson a good pick for the Magic!
He's good, remember him from college (USF).
Is he a point guard or a shooter? Because that’s what we’ve needed the last 15 years.
6'8 Center. We are recreating the glory days of Khem Birch
Brad Stevens can't draft. I know this sounds insane given how biased this board and the NBA media is and how much they praise every move they make but I'm just not seeing it from him. Almost all of their success is owed to Danny Ainge who drafted Brown, Tatum, and Pritchard. I'll hand it to Brad for his trades and FA though.
Nelson a good pick for the Magic!
He's good, remember him from college (USF).
Is he a point guard or a shooter? Because that’s what we’ve needed the last 15 years.
Orlando did? How? Free agency hasn't started yet. He was under a two-way with the Spurs.
Im confused, too.
There were rumors that the Orlando Magic are reaching out to him and signing him away from us.
I expected the Spurs to tender him a RFA offer sheet even as a two-way. I mean, Orlando has no cap space, but maybe the Spurs are willing to allow him to leave to join Sweeney. I guess we'll have to see.
we just drafted our mitch replacementNope traded it to the Pistons, as their Stewart replacement hahah
Orlando did? How? Free agency hasn't started yet. He was under a two-way with the Spurs.
Im confused, too.
There were rumors that the Orlando Magic are reaching out to him and signing him away from us.
Page 65 in our offseason thread in our board. Not a lot of us gave it that much thought.
Apologies if that source might not be that legit.
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