The “go-to” move is almost a lost art in the NBA.
Players don’t practice one particular shot and go to it when they struggle offensively anymore. Instead, getting to the free throw line has been more of a focal point for players who cannot find a way to score the ball.
John Wall has a “go-to” move, but it’s not one that’s very efficient nor effective.
For some reason, Wall has continued to rely on the fadeaway jump shot whenever the Washington Wizards need a basket. He’s been taking the shot since his rookie season, often waiting for the final moments of a quarter or even a game to bust it out.