Player file
- Height
- 7' 0"
- Weight
- 205 lbs
- Born
- 26/4/2005
- Experience
- 3rd Season
- Draft
- 2024: Rd 1, Pk 2 (WSH)
Height, weight, and draft lines are from the ESPN player file.
2026 Regular Season
National Basketball Association stats
Regular Season Averages
- Games Played
- 48
- Games Started
- 48
- Minutes Per Game
- 27.2
- Field Goals Made-Attempted Per Game
- 6.6-13.7
- Field Goal Percentage
- 48.2
- 3-Point Field Goals Made-Attempted Per Game
- 1.0-3.1
- 3-Point Field Goal Percentage
- 33.3
- Free Throws Made-Attempted Per Game
- 2.1-3.0
- Free Throw Percentage
- 69.2
- Offensive Rebounds Per Game
- 2.2
- Defensive Rebounds Per Game
- 5.2
- Rebounds Per Game
- 7.4
- Assists Per Game
- 2.7
- Blocks Per Game
- 2.0
- Steals Per Game
- 0.8
- Fouls Per Game
- 2.2
- Turnovers Per Game
- 1.7
- Points Per Game
- 16.3
Regular Season Totals
- Field Goals Made-Attempted
- 316-656
- Field Goal Percentage
- 48.2
- 3-Point Field Goals Made-Attempted
- 50-150
- 3-Point Field Goal Percentage
- 33.3
- Free Throws Made-Attempted
- 101-146
- Free Throw Percentage
- 69.2
- Offensive Rebounds
- 105
- Defensive Rebounds
- 250
- Rebounds
- 355
- Assists
- 130
- Blocks
- 95
- Steals
- 39
- Fouls
- 105
- Turnovers
- 82
- Points
- 783
Regular Season Misc Totals
- Double Double
- 12
- Triple Double
- 0
- Disqualifications
- 1
- Ejections
- 1
- Technical Fouls
- 2
- Flagrant Fouls
- 1
- Assist To Turnover Ratio
- 1.6
- Steal To Turnover Ratio
- 0.5
- Scoring Efficiency
- 1.194
- Shooting Efficiency
- 0.52
Latest news
ESPN headlines that name Alex Sarr.
Wizards center Alex Sarr has undergone surgery to repair a fractured right foot and is expected to be healthy for the start of the season, the team announced Monday.
Wizards forward Alex Sarr is likely to miss the final three games of the season with a toe injury.
Wizards center Alex Sarr, one of three players averaging at least 17 points, seven rebounds and two blocks per game this season, has sustained a right hamstring strain and will miss approximately two weeks.
The four-time All-Star wasn't brought in to be a franchise savior, the Wizards say. He was brought in to cultivate the player they believe is their next one, former No. 2 pick Alex Sarr.