Category: WIZARDS

Reading Time: < 1 minutesMichael Jordan is obviously most known for leading the Chicago Bulls to 6 NBA Championships and is mostly known as the greatest basketball player of all time. After his second retirement in 1998, he took partial ownership of the Washington Wizards and signed with them prior to the 2001-02 season. While most basketball fans are aware of Jordan’s last stint in the NBA, they aren’t aware of his contribution to the team. In Jordan’s two seasons as a Wizard, he averaged 21.2 PPG, 5.9 RPG, 4.4 APG, 1.5 SPG, and 0.5 BPG, on an average...

Reading Time: 2 minutes John Wall stats on catch-and-shoot three-pointers: 2016-17: 35.9% on 1.7 3PA per game 2017-18: 43.8% on 1.9 3PA per game 2018-19: 37.3% on 3.2 3PA per game John Wall has always been labeled as a bad shooter. I personally disagree with this and the catch and shoot percentages above show he’s been a decent shooter in the last few years. Wall has always taken tough shots throughout his career which is why his percentages don’t look pretty. He takes pull-up, moving, and fading shots which makes it more difficult for him to shoot the ball...

Reading Time: 2 minutesJohn Wall has been a forgotten man in the NBA. People don’t seem to remember how good of a player John was when he was fully healthy. What if I told you when John Wall returns, he is going to be valuable and a great player for the Washington Wizards next season. John Wall was known for his athleticism and his amazing playmaking abilities. He has always been a highlight machine but now turning 30 in September and after rupturing his Achilles, people wonder how good and valuable will Wall be when he returns on the...