The year is coming to an end, and in the Washington Wizards’ final home game of 2016, John Wall decided to end a relatively lax matchup against the Brooklyn Nets with a bang.
John Wall was a human highlight machine against the Nets
Brooklyn had no answer for Wall’s scoring or passing.
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Wall recorded highlight play after highlight play, headlined by a beautiful spinning assist to Otto Porter. It was like the court was his personal dance floor, and the spotlight was brighter than ever.
But wait, there’s more. Wall put this flurry of dribble moves on Isaiah Whitehead before pulling up for a mid-range jumper:
There was an acrobatic chase-down block, pinning Bojan Bogdanovic’s layup attempt on the backboard:
And there was this poster dunk on Bogdanovic that sent the Verizon Center crowd into a frenzy.
Wall finished with 19 points, 14 assists and four steals, leading the Wizards to a 118-95 win over the Nets. His Wizards (16-16) are now .500 and looking to make a push for Eastern Conference playoff contention.
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