Bub Carrington was recently named as one of the NBA players who should request a trade, but it seems that he doesn't need to. The Washington Wizards have a crowded roster, but Carrington is still a valuable piece of the team. With Trae Young as the new starting point guard, Carrington's role may change, but he is still the best fit to run the offense off the bench. Over the last two seasons, Carrington has made 105 starts in 164 games, and he knows the team's system well. The Wizards still need a true point guard who can handle the ball and run the offense, and Carrington is the only true point guard among the options available. He has already proven that he can handle the ball and run the offense, which makes him a valuable piece of the second unit. His ability to step into a larger role when Young is off the floor gives Washington something it shouldn't overlook. The Wizards are building a deeper roster, but they still need reliable players who understand the system and can contribute when called upon. Carrington is still young, has valuable experience, and fills a position that Washington will continue to need. There's no reason to believe he needs a fresh start somewhere else simply because his role is changing. Instead of viewing his move to the bench as a reason to leave, it should be viewed as an opportunity for Carrington to become a key piece of a deeper roster. Carrington's experience and skills make him a valuable asset to the team, and he should be given the opportunity to contribute to the team's success. The Wizards' new-look roster doesn't automatically make Carrington expendable, and he should be considered a key part of the team's plans. Carrington's ability to run the offense and handle the ball makes him a valuable piece of the team, and he should be given the chance to prove himself in his new role. The Wizards need players like Carrington who understand the system and can contribute when called upon, and he should be considered a key part of the team's future plans.