Wall (knee) is questionable for Tuesday's matchup against the Nets, Zach Rosen of the Wizards' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wall went through a full practice Monday, which is an encouraging sign for his availability Tuesday. But, he's officially 50/50 at the moment, with more information likely coming as the team ramps up their activity throughout the day leading to tipoff. If he's ultimately held out Tuesday, there seems to be a solid chance he returns Wednesday instead.

Wall (knee) went through a full practice Monday, but his availability for Tuesday's game against the Nets remains unclear, Candace Buckner of the Washington Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wall was listed as out in the game notes for Tuesday's contest, though those are often unreliable and it sounds like coach Scott Brooks wasn't exactly ready to officially rule him out. While Wall appears to be trending towards sitting out, he can tentatively be considered questionable for now, with another update on his availability likely coming following Tuesday's morning shootaround. If Wall can't give it a go against the Nets, there's a decent chance he then returns Wednesday against the Grizzlies.

Wall (knee) is listed as out for Tuesday's game against the Nets, Zach Rosen of Wizards.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The designation comes courtesy of the team's game notes, which are subject to change before Tuesday night, so it's still somewhat possible that Wall could return to action. That said, it appears that, at this point, Washington is prepared to again be without Wall, who is working back from inflammation in his left knee. The All-Star went through a five-on-five practice Friday, and if he doesn't play Tuesday, the belief is that he'd likely return Wednesday against Memphis.

Wall (knee) went through his first 5-on-5 practice Friday since being sidelined after receiving injections in his knee, though he'll remain out for Saturday's game against the Clippers, Candace Buckner of The Washington Post reports. According to Wall, his knee "felt great".

EDGE Analysis

This is a big step in Wall's progress and coincides with a report on Thursday that suggested he "could make his return to the lineup by the middle of next week." After Saturday, his next chance to take the floor will come Tuesday against the Nets. More updates on his availability should emerge as he continues to practice with the team leading up to that game. In the meantime, Tomas Satoranksy and Tim Frazier will seemingly continue seeing expanded roles.

Wall (knee) has yet to go through a practice or shootaround and will remain out for Saturday's game against the Clippers, Candace Buckner of the Washington Post reports. According to a source of Buckner's, Wall "could make his return to the lineup by the middle of next week."

EDGE Analysis

The end of Wall's original two-week recovery timetable is Saturday's game against the Clippers, which he'll reportedly miss. He's progressed to half-court shooting and doing drills with the team's staff, but the fact that he has yet to participate in a shootaround or practice is somewhat discouraging. Regardless, there's apparently optimism he'll return in the near future, possibly as early as the middle of next week. More word on his status should emerge as he continues to hit milestones in his recovery. In the meantime, Tomas Satoransky and Tim Frazier will seemingly continue holding down the fort at point guard in Wall's absence.

Wall (knee) was seen working out with coaches following Thursday's shootaround, Candace Buckner of the Washington Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wall is nearing the end of his original two-week timetable for a return and his ability to take part in a workout Thursday is only further evidence regarding his improved health. While Wall will remain sidelined for Thursday's matchup with the Suns, there appears to be a chance he's back for Saturday's tilt with the Clippers, which will be exactly two weeks since he's been on the sidelines. His status for Saturday will likely depend on his availability for practice on Friday, so look for another update following Friday's session.

Wall (knee) will miss approximately two weeks after an MRI revealed that PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and viscosupplementation injections were necessary to reduce inflammation.

EDGE Analysis

Wall suffered the injury while banging knees with another player Nov. 7 against the Mavericks. He had been experiencing discomfort ever since and missed one game. Thankfully for Wall and the team, the procedure won't keep the star guard out for long. In his absence, Tim Frazier will probably start at point guard and see the bulk of the minutes there while Tomas Satoranksy likely receives backup run at the position. Shooting guard Bradley Beal may also take on more of a ballhandling role in Wall's absence.

Wall (knee) is questionable for Saturday's game against the Trail Blazers after not going through practice Friday, Zach Rosen of the Wizards' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Unsurprisingly, Wall's status is in question for Saturday's game while he nurses a sore knee, which kept him out of practice. More word on his availability should emerge following that day's morning shootaround.

Wall did not participate in Friday's practice due to left knee soreness, Chase Hughes of NBC Sports Washington reports.

EDGE Analysis

There doesn't appear to be much concern surrounding the star point guard's knee, but it is still a situation worth monitoring given Wall's history with knee problems. Expect another update to come on Wall following shootaround Saturday morning, as the Wizards should be able to provide more clarity on the situation by then.

Wall led the Wizards with 31 points (13-26 FG, 5-6 FT) and 11 assists in a 129-124 overtime defeat to the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Wall collected just 23 points and 13 assists on 8-of-25 shooting across his two previous games, as he appears to be out of that minor slump. What has fallen off recently is the rebounding though, as he has just 11 rebounds over his last five games. That's quite the fall off, considering he's currently setting a career-low with 3.4 rebounds per game. His steals are also down, as he's setting a career-low in that category as well with just 1.1 thefts per game. That's something that will surely change, as Wall regularly finishes top-10 in that statistic every season.