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On the game front, Kuzma didn't have much of an impact making only 2 points as the Wizards went down 125-123.

Kyle Kuzma's fashion sense went up a notch when he made a quirky-yet-bold fashion statement ahead of the Washington Wizards game against the Brooklyn Nets.

Kuzma rocked a black puffer jacket and completed it with all-black trousers and sneakers. His attire also saw some hilarious responses from fans on social media.

It's all happening in the NBA since Friday. On the trade front, it was Kyrie Irving's trade request that sent the circuit into a tizzy, while LeBron James inched close to surpassing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the league's leading scorer. Amid all of this is some tantalizing fashion statement by Kuzma.

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Here's a look at some of the choice reactions:

On the game front, Kuzma didn't have much of an impact making only 2 points as the Wizards went down 125-123.

Kyle Kuzma Trade Rumors: Washington Wizards Keen On Retaining Their 'Big 3'

Kyle Kuzma and Bradley Beal were the big names who were expected to be traded before the deadline, but it does appear that the Wizards have no intention of doing away with the two, including big man Kristaps Porzingis.

According to The Washington Post's Ava Wallace, President, and General Manager Tommy Sheppard is keen to have his three stars on the side.

heppard’s front office believes the team is more talented than it has been in years past — something its record does not reflect, in part because of a steady stream of injuries. Washington’s core trio of Beal, Porzingis and Kuzma have only played 23 games together largely because of Beal’s three extended absences because of either injury or illness. But injuries don’t account for all of the team’s shortcomings — they are 11-12 when the trio play together.

The loss to the Nets puts the Wizards at 24-28, and 11th in the Eastern Conference standings. While Kuzma has been outstanding for the side averaging 21.3 points, 7.6 rebounds, and 4.0 assists, the team still has some work to do if they intend to make the postseason.

Sheppard's comments indicate that Kuzma will finish the season as a Wizard and that comes as good news for the side that's gunning for a playoff spot.

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