“Think I’m Done”: Wall’s Message to Washington

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It was a strange night at the Toyota Center in Houston. The player most identified with Washington in the past decade, John Wall, has played for the first time in his career on the other side. The Rockets quarterback scored 24 points and led his team to a third straight win, 88-107 against the Wizards.

“Washington thought I was done,” he claimed Wall At the end. “No matter how hard I worked in the summer, they came to watch me. That’s why I came here and did what I did. I will not play where they do not want me. I know I did things off the field that I could have done differently and I apologize for that. I love the crowd and community in Washington.” .

In case you were wondering, the game against the ex was far from a “smooth” move. Wall scored a critical basket in the fourth quarter against Raul Neto and signaled that the latter was too low, he spoke during the game to the Wizards bench and also got technical on an exchange with Russell Westbrook. “This is not the first time there has been a trash talk between me and Russell,” he said. “It’s a regular trash talk of basketball. Russell has been dismantling me for years, he’s an extraordinary talent.” Westbrook Responded: “I defended myself. They started talking nonsense because they won.”

After the confrontation the camera caught Wall with an actor he likes a little more, and his name is Bradley Bill. The two who collaborated for eight years hugged (contrary to the Corona’s league guidelines), but it turns out it didn’t bother the Houston coordinator at all: “Bill is my brother, I told him to keep leading and be him. I’ll take the fine.”

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