John Wall Rumors

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John Wall
Washington Wizards
John Wall
Position: G
Born: 09/06/90
Height: 6-4 / 1.93
Weight:195 lbs. / 88.5 kg.
Salary: $38,199,000
“The John Wall Family Foundation does a lot for the Salvation Army in terms of us helping those in the community,” said Ware. “Not only do we have those, but we have the turkey giveaway that’s been going on for four years here.” Wall’s activity honors his mother, Frances Pulley, who died last December after a long battle with cancer. Ware called her “Aan absolute pillar in this community. But at the end of the day, the legacy still continues on.”
1 week ago – via Anthony Wilson @ ABC11

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Washington Wizards guard John Wall issued an apology on Sunday afternoon after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night. “First and foremost I want to apologize to my family, my teammates and all of those that have always supported me,” Wall wrote in a Twitter post. “I made a mistake, something I regret. I will continue to work hard to be better on the court and more importantly off the court.”
2 weeks ago – via Andrew Lopez @ ESPN

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Former Wildcat John Wall’s annual high school invitational has been canceled due to the coronavirus. The tournament, hosted in Wall’s home state of North Carolina, has been an annual event since 1972, with Wall recently sponsoring it and taking over the namesake. Occurring every holiday season, the tournament benefits Wall’s foundation, the John Wall Family Fund.
2 weeks ago – via Kentucky Sports Radio

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Storyline: Coronavirus
Fred Katz: Wizards NBA 2K21 Ratings: Bradley Beal 88 John Wall 83 Rui Hachimura 79 Bertans 79 Thomas Bryant 79 Troy Brown 78 Napier 76 Wagner 76 Ish Smith 76 Mahinmi 74 Jerome Robinson 73 Bonga 72 Pasecniks 72 Jerian Grant 72 Gary Payton II 72 Schofield 71 Mathews 71 JWIII 70 Uthoff 67
3 weeks ago – via FredKatz

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Storyline: NBA 2K Ratings
Today’s players are inspired by LeBron’s voice, as John Wall explained to me in “We Matter.” “You can go back to the ESPY’s when LeBron and D-Wade and ‘Melo and Chris Paul went up there and spoke,” Wall told me. “They were on that big of a stage talking about police brutality, talking about Black Lives Matter, telling the world that there was something wrong with the system, and then challenging everyone to do something about it. They had a call to action right in front of the entire world. And they organized that themselves… That right there showed the whole world that not only do our top guys – the faces of the league – care, but they want to do something about it.”
4 weeks ago – via Etan Thomas @ basketballnews.com

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