Wall did not participate in Thursday's shootaround due to a right ankle sprain but he will play without any limitations in Game 3 against the Celtics, Candace Buckner of The Washington Post reports

EDGE Analysis

Wall reportedly had suffered from the ankle sprain back in Game 1, but he has managed to play through it, as he logged 47 minutes and scored 40 points in Game 2. Look for Wall to once again play a heavy dose of minutes Thursday night as the team's starting point guard with the Wizards facing a do-or-die situation on their home floor in Game 3.