Michael Jordan made a second comeback with the Washington Wizards in 2001 and still averaged over 20 points per game. At that time, it was remarkable because MJ was nearing 40 years old and yet he was still playing at a high level against younger competition.

The former No. 1 overall pick by the Washington Wizards in the 2010 NBA Draft was one of the best guards in the NBA throughout his prime. From the 2013-14 season through the 2017-18 season, he made five straight All-Star teams, finishing as high as seventh in MVP voting.

John Wall officially announced his retirement and closed the chapter on a remarkable career that defined an era of Wizards basketball.

Five-time NBA All-Star and former Washington Wizards star John Wall has officially retired from the NBA after 11 seasons, he announced Tuesday.

Let’s examine the league’s reigning champs, the Thunder. When everyone’s healthy, the Thunder’s starting lineup features a pair of 7-footers, Holmgren, who is ultra versatile, and Isaiah Hartenstein, who is more of a traditional big.

The Washington Wizards have multiple players they will either shop or trade for sure by the trade deadline. The most obvious player is CJ McCollum, who could br