“I’d Have Interest In Buying A Lamborghini If I Could”: NBA Twitter Goes Wild After Clippers and Heat Emerge As Possible Destinations For John Wall

John Wall is a 5 time NBA All-Star who plays for the Houston Rockets. Wall is mainly known for his stint with Washington Wizards and he was one of the league’s best players. He is credited for making the Wizards relevant and he was their franchise player for some time.

John Wall is known for being one of the fastest players in the league. He used his quickness to get past players and finish at the rim with ease. Meanwhile, he was also an explosive leaper, and he had many acrobatic finishes. Wall was known to be an excellent passer, and he averaged over 10 assists a game from 2014 to 2017.

He was slightly bigger than the average point guard, which helped in the defensive end. Even though his shooting numbers weren’t great, he was always a threat to score from the three-point line. Moreover, he gradually improved as his career progressed.

However, Wall is very injury-prone as he has not played more than 40 games in the last three years. In 2018, he tore his Achilles tendon after an incident at home. He was subsequently sidelined for 12 months. After returning, Wall was traded to the Rockets in 2o20 in exchange for Russell Westbrook.

The Rockets had hoped that Wall will act as a mentor to young rookies as they continue to rebuild. But he wasn’t interested to be part of the rebuilding process as he was reaching the end of his prime. He requested a trade from the Rockets and he has not played this season.

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NBA Twitter goes wild as reports emerge that Clipper and Heat as possible destinations for Wall

Recent reports emerged that the Miami Heat and Los Angeles Clippers could be in the market for John Wall. NBA Twitter went wild after learning about these reports. Here are some of the best reactions.

John Wall has made it clear that he does not intend to play for the Rockets anymore. Both sides have agreed that Wall will not play until they can find a trade for him. John Wall is still a quality player, and he still has a few years left in him. He can definitely help teams like the Heat, Lakers, and Clippers as they challenge for the 2022 NBA championship.

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