Washington Wizards Depth Chart
The Washington Wizards starting five and bench at every position
Updated Oct 10, 2026
The Washington Wizards starting five: Trae Young (PG), Kyshawn George (SG), AJ Dybantsa (SF), Anthony Davis (PF), and Alex Sarr (C). First off the bench: Bub Carrington, Tre Johnson, Bilal Coulibaly, Khris Middleton, and Deandre Ayton.
Starting five
- PGTrae Young
- SGKyshawn George
- SFAJ Dybantsa
- PFAnthony Davis
- CAlex Sarr
Bench by position
PG
- 2Bub Carrington
- 3Tre Mann
- 4Tre Johnson
SG
- 2Tre Johnson
- 3Bub Carrington
- 4Will Riley
- 5Tre Mann
- 6Jamir Watkins
SF
- 2Bilal Coulibaly
- 3Will Riley
- 4Khris Middleton
- 5Justin Champagnie
- 6Tre Johnson
- 7Jamir Watkins
PF
- 2Khris Middleton
- 3Justin Champagnie
- 4Will Riley
- 5Anthony Gill
- 6Bilal Coulibaly
- 7Tristan Vukcevic
- 8Jamir Watkins
C
- 2Deandre Ayton
- 3Tristan Vukcevic
- 4Anthony Gill
- 5Felix Okpara
- 6Justin Champagnie
A bench player who plays more than one position is listed at each. Injury status from ESPN.
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Each team's page puts its starting five on a half court - point guard up top, the wings either side, the bigs near the basket - and lists the bench beside it by position. A bench player's number is his place on the chart: 2 is the first backup at that position.
Many bench players cover two positions - a combo guard backs up both PG and SG. Such a player is listed under each position he plays, so every position shows who really comes in behind its starter. The five starters are listed once, at their starting position.
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