About a year ago, Jordan Poole’s rocky first season with the Washington Wizards hit perhaps its lowest point. Amid a campaign that raised questions about his on-court efficiency and off-court demeanor, then-interim coach Brian Keefe removed Poole from the starting lineup.

Jordan Poole is embracing his role as a leader of the Washington Wizards, particularly in his interactions with the team's young core. After his transition from the Golden State Warriors, where he won a championship, Poole recognizes the importance of mentoring younger players as they navigate the challenges of the NBA.

Jordan Poole scored 26 points, Bilal Coulibaly added 20 points and the Washington Wizards snapped a six-game losing streak with a 107-99 win over the Brooklyn Nets on Monday.

"The Wizards have listed Jordan Poole (right elbow hyperextension) as OUT for Saturday’s game in Charlotte. Rookie center Alex Sarr is QUESTIONABLE to play Saturday in Charlotte because of his left ankle sprain.

After joining the Wizards, George received valuable advice from Poole, which he has expressed publicly. This mentorship highlights the importance of guidance for young players transitioning into the NBA. George's rookie season is pivotal as he works to establish himself in a league filled with seasoned athletes.

As Jordan Poole continues to blossom for the Washington Wizards, he is quickly becoming one of the best all-time players for the franchise.

Washington Wizards rookie Kyshawn George’s growth exemplifies why this has been a successful season for the organization despite its 10-48 record. The Miami alum’s improvement is directly tied to Jordan Poole’s guidance,