Washington Wizards Finally Get A Break (IMG Toni L. Sandys) After a four game win streak from the Wizards against playoff teams, spirits were at a season high heading into the Pistons game last night. Most were expecting the Wizards to cruise into the All-Star weekend riding a five game win streak and were getting ready to watch Bradley Beal light up the Rising Stars Challenge. But as Wizards fans, you well know that things usually don’t go according to plan. Last night was no different. The Wizards struggled to step on the proverbial jugulars of the Pistons last night after leading for most of the first three quarters. Then the fourth quarter happened. A quarter which saw our most potent offensive player of the night, Emeka Okafor (20 points in 25 minutes), ride the pine the last 12 minutes of the game. The fourth quarter also gave us five minutes and 42 seconds where the Wizards score was stuck at 70. That’s right. Almost six minutes went by without the Wizards scoring a point. ...
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Longtime NBA agent David Falk, a Washington Wizards season ticket holder, went to great lengths to savagely rip the team, specifically the team's point guard, John Wall.
UPDATE: Falk has issued an apology for his comments.
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Agent David Falk, who is best known for representing Michael Jordan throughout the legend’s NBA career, apologized Thursday for ripping Washington Wizards guard John Wall in an article that appeared in The Washington Post Thursday. Matters began on Sunday when The Post’s Mike Wise wrote a column in which he was supportive of Wall. The theme was that the expectations of being...
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John Wall was the obvious #1 pick in the 2010 draft. The Washington Wizards were lucky enough to win the draft lottery to grab him. Alas a franchise player to build their team around. However, not everyone believes this. Stan Van Gundy (former Orlando Magic head coach) believes Wall is not the franchise player that the Wizards hoped to get when he was drafted...
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