John Wall is still patiently waiting for the opportunity to restart his career, but a potential option may be for John Wall.
According to The Athletic reporter David Aldridge, Wall told those around him that he would be willing to return to the Wizards and that Bradley Beal "will not immediately give up the possibility of reuniting with his former teammates and partnering." ”
Wall has not been able to play for the Rockets since April 24, 2021, playing 39 minutes in the Rockets' 104-109 win over the Clippers. In November, according to the US media Shams-Charania, Wall and the Rockets had different views on the role he should play, because Wall wanted to "play the starting role and help the team compete", but the team wanted him to be on the bench and give young players more opportunities.
Before the closing date of this year's deal, it was reported that the rockets and the Lakers discussed the possibility of a deal between Wall and Westbrook, and the Rockets were willing to send Wall out of the way if they took over Westbrook, but the two sides could not reach a deal because of the issue of the 2027 first-round draft pick.
For the Wizards, Bradley Beal's contract situation this offseason is still the team's biggest problem, because Beal currently has a player option of $36.4 million next season, and it is reported that Beal wants to get a five-year maximum salary extension contract.
According to Aldridge, Beal gained confidence in the Wizards management's bold push for a trade involving Porzingis, and although he chose to undergo wrist surgery before the trade deadline and was reimbursed for the season, Beal averaged 23.2 points, 6.6 assists and 4.7 rebounds in 40 games this season.
It's important to note that in the 2012-19 season, Wall and Beal played for the Wizards for seven seasons together. If Wall has a chance to return to the Wizards, then he will also be able to partner Bill and Porzingis, but the biggest problem with this lineup is estimated to be injury hazards, after all, these players have a lot of injury history.