John Wall has spent most of his NBA career getting people paid. Ever since he stepped foot inside the Verizon Center in 2010, Wall has been asked to carry the team and make the most of the little talent he’s been surrounded by.
During the first couple years of his career, Wall shared the court with one of the most dysfunctional groups in the league’s history.
As JaVale McGee ran back on defense while Wall watched in confusion with the ball in his hands, frustration overcame the entire fan base. Quite frankly, everyone was sick of watching the team rebuild with players that clearly weren’t going to develop into anything productive in Washington.