John Wall

He jump shot is looking more smoother, but he needs to be consistent. He has had great stretches before but then goes back to old habits.

Lets hope he continues this form.

I hope he can put it all together. He’s my favorite point guard in the league (along with Kyrie, I don’t see how anyone can not love him) and I’ve always thought he has the tools to be great, just needs to fix a few things in his game

Highlights from the game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wY0Qr-PyG8

his jumpshots are going in and hes no longer fading on open shots….hmmm coincidence? im glad hes tuned up his game….when is tyreke going to work on his jumpshot?

I m really really glad he realised that athleticism can only take you so far in the NBA cause pretty much everyone is athletic.I ve watched some of his games and he seems to have developed a pretty reliable mid range game and frankly that’s pretty much all he needs because if he can consistently make that mid range shot it will open up the lanes for him to drive to the basket easier too.Wizards have a reaaaaaaally strong backcourt tandem right there and they seem to be taking steps in the right direction.They could be a playoff bound team next year

PS:Am i the only one pleasantly surprised by the year Webster has been having in DC?

John Wall has so much potential it’s scary, just hope he really reaches it and proves all the doubters wrong, I still don’t see how people can sleep on a guy who career averages are 16,8,4 and only being 22 years old.

He really is a good distributer. He had a couple hiccups in the past season and a half, but if he can stay healthy, I see no reason why he will not continue to improve. Sometimes we get impatient with guys that make a splash right away, but he hasn’t had a lot of momentum until he came back this year. Since he has been brought along slowly since returning he’s only playing 30 mpg. An adjusted 36 mpg has him dropping 18 ppg and almost 9 apg which would be his best pro season, as his shooting percentages are up too.

I still think he is a legit threat to be a 20/10 PG if he can stay healthy.

Before last night, he had hit only nine between this year and last. Definitely an outlier game, but good for him.

Another excellent game for Wall tonight, 17 points/11 assists/5 rebounds/3 steals/and a highlight reel block. But when analyzing a Wall game I look at 2 things, shooting percentage and turnovers. He shot 8 for 11 from the field and a respectable only 3 turnovers. Wall definitely has his feet back and is not afraid to go to 100%. Getting hurt is the best thing that could have happened to Wall because it has added so much pace to his game, he is no longer 100%. He should watch Tony Parker, Parker has blazing speed but he understands tempo and when to use his acceleration. If Wall continues to develop in that area he will be deadly.

The Wizards have been pretty good as of late, they’ve been 12-7 in their past 19 games, Wall is starting to live up to the huge hype of his. I really think he’s turned it around, glad to see a really talented player making the mini-leap in a lost season for his team, I expect him to be an All-Star caliber PG next season, although that’s going to be ridiculously hard considering that there’s D-Rose, Wade, Kyrie, Rondo, Jure Holliday, and D-Will.

Ive seen a lot of tape on him, and a couple games (not many)…i think he has the most upside out of anyone in this years draft…He kinda reminds me of an out-of-shape James Harden. His shot is not fully developed, but his ball-handling has gotten better, and his feel around the rim is very natural. Im also really impressed at his offensive rebounding ability…I think once he gets in better shape and develops a consistent jumper, he can be an all-star at the next level.

^^^wow wrong damn topic hahaha