Kyshawn George opens PMT's One Question With A Wizard

TLDR: Pardon My Take launched a new series, One Question With A Wizard, on November 5, and its first guest is Washington Wizards wing Kyshawn George, sitting with a mic in the locker room.
The name tells you how it works: 1 Wizard, 1 question. PFT Commenter dropped the first episode Thursday night, wizard emojis and all.

New series debut: One Question With A Wizard First guest : Washington Wizards SG/SF Kyshawn George 🧙♂️🧙♂️🧙♂️
George is a smart first pick. He's a Swiss-Canadian wing the Wizards took 24th overall in the 2024 draft, and he's one of the few guys on that roster who has clearly been part of the long-term plan since he got there. If you're building a recurring bit around the Wizards, you start with a guy who is actually going to be on the team next year.
The club just made that official. On November 1 Washington picked up his fourth-year option, and they kept him in the starting lineup even after drafting AJ Dybantsa 1st overall in 2026. Across 122 career regular-season games he's averaging 11.4 points, 4.6 rebounds and 3.4 assists in 27.7 minutes.
He's also healthy again, which wasn't a given. Last season was his breakout: 14.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 4.5 assists across 48 starts, shooting 38.1% from 3. Then a Grade 2 UCL tear in his left elbow, diagnosed March 4, ended his year early. This season he's opened with a 25-point night against Atlanta and 22 against Orlando, so PMT caught him while he's playing well.
The episode doesn't give away much about how the question went, and that's the point of the format. It's 1 question, and the clip lives or dies on how the player handles it. PFT kept the bit going in his replies afterward.
What to watch: who comes next. The Wizards locker room is full of young guys, and the series has a whole season of 82 games' worth of chances to grab them. If the format sticks, George was episode 1 of a long run, and every Wizard is now on notice that 1 question might be coming.
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