Becky Hammon proved something to herself, Mikey Williams has his financial sights set high, John Wall opens up about getting help and Amon-Ra St. Brown doesn't forget a slight.
Wizards guard John Wall suffered a bruised right knee in Thursday's loss to Milwaukee and said the injury might force him to sit out Sunday's All-Star Game.
The Warriors will have three All-Stars for next month's midseason NBA showcase in Toronto, with Draymond Green and Klay Thompson named as reserves Thursday, joining starter Stephen Curry.
In estimating whether or not he thinks he'll be selected to USA Basketball's 2016 team for the Rio Olympics, Wizards point guard John Wall says, "I probably won't make it."
Wizards star John Wall notes he's paid the same as less-heralded Pistons point guard Reggie Jackson as a result of escalating NBA salaries tied to the league's collective bargaining agreement.
John Wall's injured left hand/wrist came out of Game 5 without any swelling, according to Washington Wizards coach Randy Wittman, and the point guard is expected to play in Game 6.
