Former Washington Wizards point guard John Wall hasn't played in an NBA game in nearly two years, but the former No. 1 overall pick has yet to retire. While he has dipped his toes in the ...
John Wall made his commentary debut at the G League Showcase but also revealed he'd like another chance to play in the NBA.
Hosted on MSN13d
Live: Discussing John Wall’s possible comeback and the Mystics’ new front office hiresOur Wizards topic is on John Wall wanting to make a comeback. And our Mystics topic is on the hiring of General Manager ...
(AP) — John Wall was ... He never played for the Wizards again and has been limited to 74 games since with Houston and the Los Angeles Clippers. He could still play, too. Wall averaged 16.3 ...
Washington Wizards rookie Alex Sarr is celebrating after a strong showing during the month of December. Due to his efforts, ...
The Washington Wizards are waking up on Christmas morning in their pajamas with their hot cocoa not having to worry about ...
The Associated Press – Sports on MSN15d
John Wall tries broadcasting, still hopes for return to NBAJohn Wall has not officially retired as a player but knows the time is coming when he will have to figure out what to do next ...
The Washington Wizards avoided a franchise-record 17th ... a majority of that with Bradley Beal and John Wall leading the way. Since winning 49 games in 2016-17, the Wizards have won more than ...
The Cavaliers were essentially playing catch up the entire night as the Wizards ... from point guard John Wall. While Wall set the tone, the difference in the game was Washington's bench ...
As they have with their other rookies, the Wizards have thrown the 7-foot Sarr into the fire in hopes of speeding his development.
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback