John Wall recently made the announcement that he has retired from playing pro basketball. The former All-Star played 11 seasons in the NBA (most recently durin

After a legendary college career with Kentucky, Wall was selected first overall by the Washington Wizards in the 2010 NBA Draft. The Raleigh, North Carolina native took the league by storm, averaging 16.4 points, 8.3 assists and 4.6 rebounds in his rookie season, and finishing second in Rookie of the Year voting (behind Blake Griffin).

The Brooklyn Nets have been trying to improve the roster for the upcoming 2025-26 NBA season as the franchise continues what it hopes will be a short rebuild process. Between now and when training camp begins in September,

Good morning, BBN! If yesterday’s announcement of John Wall retiring didn’t hit you right in the heart, I don’t know what to tell you. While John Calipari certainly brought life back to BBN, it was John Wall who made everyone really believe again,

Good morning, and welcome back to The Morning Win. I want to use this morning's newsletter to talk about John Wall, who announced his retirement from the NBA on Tuesday. Because as a local to the Washington, D.C., area, it can be hard for me to gauge how ...

Washington selected Wall at No. 1 overall in 2010 after he spent one season with the Kentucky Wildcats. He was part of head coach John Calipari's first recruiting class in 2009. The five-time NBA All-Star's last action in the league came during the 2022-23 campaign when he appeared in 34 games for the LA Clippers.