Washington Wizards Make Coaching Shake-Up: Wes Unseld Jr. Shifts to Advisory Role
- JJ Peters

- Jan 27, 2024
- 2 min read

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With the season not going well for the Wizards, they have decided to make a significant change in their coaching staff. Wes Unseld Jr., who has been serving as the head coach for the Wizards since 2021, is set to transition into an advisory role within the team's front office. The decision comes in season where the Wizards have the second worst record in the League at 7-37.
Wes Unseld Jr., son of NBA legend Wes Unseld, took over as the head coach of the Washington Wizards in the summer of 2021. He inherited a team with a mix of seasoned veterans and young talents, facing the challenge of finding the right balance to propel the Wizards to success. Unseld has been with the franchise for some time, before he was promoted as head coach talking over for Scott Brooks. He had served as an assistant coach for various teams before landing the head coaching position for the Wizards.

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The decision to move Unseld into an advisory role was liklely rooted in the team's performance throughout the season. The Wizards have had their share of struggles, including on the defensive side of the ball. Newcomer Jordan Poole who the team acquired in the offseason has not performed how the team thought. Pool and Kuzma, who are the teams top players have struggled. Poole has averaged 16.5, while Kyle Kuzma is averaging 21.2 PPG. The Wizards find themselves in a challenging position with a disappointing 7-36 record, marking the second-worst record in the NBA. The team has struggled to find consistency throughout the season, particularly in January, where they have managed to secure just one victory in 11 games.
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