Washington congratulated John Wall on retirement

One of the most difficult guards to ever play the game of basketball He finally decided to call him stop. Former Washington Vizards Star Point Guard John Wall announced a pension From the NBA over a place on social media on Tuesday.

“My family, my mom, especially, thank you for all the victims,” said the wall in the video program on Instagram. “I hope I was proud of you. My teammates, coaches and coaches, thank you for believe in me. And fans, you made me feel unstoppable.”

He then divided he was ready to move from basketball.

“Today, I’m taking a court, but not from the game,” the former star Kentucky Wildcats added. “Basketball will always be in my life. How is the new opportunity present, now it’s time to just walk into your next chapter. Retired, but never do it, never do it.”

Wizards, who greeted the NBA wall It takes it first On the draft NBA 2010. years, shared a message for him after his huge career announcements.

“One of our great franchise great shines. The definition of era. Permanent legacy. Congratulations on your retirement, @ Johnvall 💙” Washington’s Post on X (Previous Twitter).

The wall was playing for three teams during his term in the NBA, but he would always be connected with wizards first. He played the first nine seasons in the league with Washington, during whom he earned all five of his NBA Allo-Star. Through its reinforcement with wizards, the wall is an average of the average 19.0 points, 9.2 assists, 4.3 score and 1.7 thefts during a 43.3 percent of the field over a total of 573 games. He had four trips to the NBA playoffs with wizards, including three performances in the second round of postseason.

The injuries took so much from their potential even more in the NBA, with a torn achill, which resulted in his absence in the entire 2019-20 campaign. He is in league in the league in the 2020-21 season with Houston rockets before sat through stretching 2021-22. In what showed that his final season in the league, the wall appeared in 34 games with Los Angeles clips.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.