The Washington Wizards made several marquee additions over the course of their 2025-26 season, though few of their most notable names factored into the squad's ultimate 17-65 finish. All-Stars Trae Young and Anthony Davis combined for just five games played as members of their newest organization, victims of injuries they'd succumbed to before their respective trades and understanding of Washington's choice to prioritize boosted draft odds over rushed returns. That's not to say the Wizards got nothing out of their swaps, though; Jaden Hardy played some of the best ball of his career during his brief stint, and Wizards On SI reporters Bryson Akins and Henry J. Brown sat down to discuss the positives and negatives he showcased over 23 wild games. "Jaden Hardy joined the Washington Wizards as part of the Anthony Davis trade in February. He was a key reason the Dallas Mavericks reached the Finals in 2024, serving as their spark plug off the bench. After that season, though, he fell out of the rotation.…