In the world of professional basketball, few stories are as compelling as that of John Wall, a former NBA All-Star who now finds his retirement prospects dim. Despite not having officially announced ...

John Wall played for the Kentucky basketball team for just one season in 2009-10, and then he went to the NBA. He is a Wildcats legend, and he is also a bit surprised that Kentucky hired Mark Pope.

Although John Wall has not officially announced his retirement, he has been increasingly appearing as an analyst on NBA TV programs. This shift hints that he may be preparing for a future outside of ...

John Wall is considered one of his generation's best talents, yet the Washington Wizards achieved mediocre success during his prime. According to the speedy point guard, the team could have ...

On set in Atlanta for GameTime, John Wall hits the court to break down why the shoulder lean was key to his behind-the-back dribble.

Alexandre Sarr registered another double-double and tied a team high in scoring on Monday to lead the Wizards in a loss to ...

Picked first overall in the 2010 NBA Draft by the Washington Wizards after a stellar one-and-done season at Kentucky, John Wall was expected to run roughshod over the league. With his blazing ...

Whether it's three-time league MVP Nikola Jokic, LeBron James, or even speedy guards like John Wall, Draymond is always up for the challenge. In a recent interview, Wall discussed his experience ...

ORLANDO, Florida — John Wall was at the G League Winter ... and injuries are still part of the game of basketball,” Wall said. “Yeah, I think about that. The time I had, I enjoyed.

With Nikola Jokić dishing out 22 assists – most ever by an NBA center – against the Suns on Friday, John Wall ends the argument.

Former Washington Wizards guard and franchise player John Wall was in the stands earlier tonight for their game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.