As the 2009-2010 season ended for the Washington Wizards spirits were low in the nation's capital. The team had lost its three biggest stars over the course of the season.
First, Gilbert Arenas was lost for the season following an embarrassing scandal where he brought guns to the Verizon Center and jokingly threatened a teammate. Then, former All Stars Antwan Jamison and Caron Butler were shipped away in mid-season trades to contenders.
All was dark in D.C. until a stroke of luck left the team with the number one overall pick and the pleasure of adding University of Kentucky point guard John Wall. The lightning quick Wall at the very least makes the Wizards an exciting watch—if not a playoff contender.
So far, the rookie has impressed in preseason games—showing a quick burst, great handle, and court vision beyond his years. Having a point guard of his caliber gives the Wizards an edge over many teams at that crucial position.
Despite the unlimited potential Wall possesses, the rest of the Wizards' roster is lacking in experience, cohesiveness, and possibly talent. Playing the role of Robin to Wall's Batman could be Gilber ...
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For John Wall And The 2010 Washington Wizards The Sky Is The Limit
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