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Starts 0 of 3 games · 7th on WAS in minutes · Rotation role

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No reporter post or news story has named him yet this season; everything below is from podcasts.

• Podcast Locked On Wizards · 2 points · 29 h ago
  • Ben Strober: In the third quarter the ball moved better. Drive-and-kick and swing-swing action produced threes from Bub Carrington and Tre Johnson. The host says a lack of movement has been the offense's biggest weakness. at 10:53
  • Ben Strober: Host says the starters were not playing well enough in the first half. Bench players Justin Champagnie, Bub Carrington and Tre Johnson kept the team afloat. at 24:12

  “Washington Wizards EXPLODE in Third Quarter to SURVIVE Chicago Bulls | Justin Champagnie is UNREAL” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Raptors host · Report · Oct 23 name not confirmed around the league

  When Barnes sat for a breather in the first quarter, Jakob Poeltl switched onto Davis. Over three straight possessions he stripped Davis, forced an airball, and, in drop coverage on a pick-and-roll, blocked a player heard as "Trey Johnson".

  “RAPTORS POSTCAST: Defense SHUTS DOWN Anthony Davis + RJ Barrett and Scottie Barnes Carry The Offense” at 6:02 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards · 4 points · Oct 23
  • Tre Johnson scored 20 off the bench on 4-of-8 from three, especially strong in the second half, including 2-of-3 from three in third-quarter transition. at 14:32
  • Host wants half-court sets built to get Tre Johnson open. He says they haven't done that yet and the whole team has struggled in half-court sets. at 16:11
  • Host says Tre Johnson looks much more comfortable than last year, as expected in year two. at 15:25
  • Late in the fourth quarter, Alex Sarr and Tre Johnson dropped passes on back-to-back possessions; the host hedges with "I think". at 21:23

  “The Toronto Raptors Exposed the Wizards' BIGGEST FLAW | Washington Wizards Podcast” · listen ↗

• Podcast Gil's Arena host · Report · Oct 23 name not confirmed around the league

  A host lists Wizards opener minutes: Justin Champagnie 21, Deandre Ayton 15 (the host says that's how much he should play), Bub Carrington 19, and Tre Johnson 19. The host says it wasn't a blowout game.

  “Luka's Snowtime Lakers COOK GSW, Ant-Man & Lamelo WENT CRAZY vs MIA & AD Goes VINTAGE In D.C.! Part2” at 1:12:02 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards · 3 points · Oct 22
  • Ben Strober: Tre Johnson went 0-for-2 from three, had few catch-and-shoot looks, and was +12. at 6:52
  • Ben Strober: Host analysis: Tre Johnson's on-ball creation looked much better. He created separation and got to his mid-range spots, which shows more offensive versatility than last year. at 6:56
  • Ben Strober: At times the Wizards ran lineups with almost no point guard, with Kyshawn George out for foul trouble and Trae Young off the floor. Bilal Coulibaly, Tre Johnson and Bub Carrington brought the ball up. at 21:29

  “STATEMENT: Wizards WIN Reveals MAJOR Developments | Raptors Preview” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards host · Report · Oct 21

  Tre Johnson played 19 minutes and took only two threes, both self-created. A host says he looked effective creating off the dribble.

  “Anthony Davis TOOK OVER as Washington Wizards DOMINATE 4th Quarter in Season Opening Win over Bucks” at 19:58 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards host · Analysis · Oct 20

  House names Bilal Coulibaly and Tre Johnson as the first players off the bench, with the open question being which starters stay on the floor with them.

  “AJ Dybansta OUT for Season Opener | Joe House Previews Washington Wizards Year of Ascension” at 6:47 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards host · Opinion · Oct 20

  Host thought Tre Johnson was really good in the preseason. He is listed among the transition players with George and Dybantsa.

  “WIZARDS VS BUCKS PREVIEW: Can Washington Win the Opener? | Locked On Bucks Crossover” at 29:24 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards · 2 points · Oct 19
  • Host: playing Trae Young and Tre Johnson together is a big part of the offensive plan. He wonders how they would hold up defensively as a backcourt. at 20:20
  • Host: hovering around.500 would be a big step. He says 39-41 wins could mean a play-in spot, and success depends on growth from young players such as the likely Kyshawn George, Bilal Coulibaly and Tre Johnson. Context: last year's team won 17 games and started 1-9. at 10:14

  “Washington Wizards Have an Opportunity to Start FAST, are They Ready? Scouts HIGH on Kyshawn George” · listen ↗

• Podcast Ben Strober, Locked On Wizards · Report · Oct 16

  Starters' and main rotation players' minutes were stretched out. Nine players got the bulk of the minutes: Anthony Davis, Dybantsa, Sarr, Young, George, Tre Johnson, Khris Middleton, Deandre Ayton and Bilal Coulibaly.

  “AJ Dybantsa Leaves Game After Rolling Ankle as PRECAUTION | Wizards' Offensive Process NEEDS WORK” at 18:01 · listen ↗

• Podcast Abdullah Ayubi, Locked On Wizards · Opinion · Oct 16

  Abdullah said Tre Johnson looks good playing alongside Trae Young.

  “NBA GMs Are BUYING IN on the Washington Wizards and They Are Right to do so” at 7:04 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards · 4 points · Oct 15
  • Ben Strober: Ben says Coulibaly is a lock to be one of the first players off the bench. In the preseason games he has watched, Coulibaly and Tre Johnson were the first two subs and checked in at the same time. at 8:55
  • Ben Strober: Substitution pattern described: Tre Johnson comes in, possibly for Trae Young. Kyshawn George then runs the ball with the second unit, or Coulibaly comes in for AJ Dybantsa. The host calls it interchangeable. at 9:10
  • Abdullah Ayubi: AB asks where Coulibaly fits in a deep wing group: as the seventh man, or as the sixth man taking minutes over Tre Johnson. He lists the wings as Will Riley, Justin Champagnie, AJ, Kyshawn, Khris Middleton and an unclear "og they brought back". at 7:51
  • Abdullah Ayubi: AB says Trae Young has recently been finding Tre Johnson open shots, and some of that is happening for Coulibaly too. at 24:09

  “DEADLINE LOOMING: Why EXTENDING Bilal Coulibaly NOW Could Be a BARGAIN for the Washington Wizards” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards · 4 points · Oct 14
  • Tre Johnson (reported): Henry Brown relays that after a game, Tre Johnson said firmly that everyone can score and that it comes down to defense. at 2:59
  • A host thinks Tre Johnson has the sixth-man role 'on lock' and says Coulibaly could be the seventh man if he strings good games together. at 32:17
  • A host says Tre Johnson has looked very good in the last couple of games. The host predicts that if his role includes six-plus three-point attempts a night, he'll be one of the league's better bench players, though his defense is a step behind. at 32:46
  • Henry Brown says the team has to play the two Treys together Trae Young and Tre Johnson. He calls it their most dynamic look in preseason, with good chemistry already, despite defensive concerns. name not confirmed at 33:02

  “BREAKOUT: Wizards’ Young Core and Veterans IMPRESS in Preseason—Will It TRANSLATE?” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Wizards · 4 points · Oct 13
  • Brooklyn sent double teams at Young, and he found Tre Johnson cross-court. at 10:30
  • Tre Johnson had 13 points on 3-of-7 from three. Host argues he should take at least six threes a night. at 24:35
  • Host predicts Tre Johnson will be one of the better sixth men in the league, and says he could start on a given night if needed. at 25:02
  • In the previous preseason game, Young had eight first-quarter assists: six in transition, including four in a row to Tre Johnson. at 27:31

  “Bilal Coulibaly and Kyshawn George FLASH Their Impact | Washington Wizards Reveal Correctable Flaw” · listen ↗

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