Overview
- Wall revealed his decision in a social-media video on Aug. 19, thanking family, teammates and fans and saying he will remain involved in basketball.
- Drafted No. 1 by Washington in 2010, he earned five straight All-Star selections from 2014–18, made All-NBA in 2017, and leaves as the Wizards’ career leader in assists and steals.
- A series of leg injuries, including a torn Achilles, derailed his later years; he last appeared in 34 games for the Clippers in the 2022–23 season after stints with the Rockets and Wizards.
- He finished with 647 regular-season games and career averages of 18.7 points, 8.9 assists and 4.2 rebounds.
- The Wizards lauded him as a franchise great in a tribute post, while the New York Post reports he is set to join Prime Video’s NBA studio coverage and separate reports indicate Washington is signing Skal Labissiere.