John Wall scored a team-high 21 points against the Cavs during a 96-83 win, adding three boards, nine assists and three 3-pointers. He got the best of fellow No. 1 draft pick Kyrie Irving tonight and kept his team to just five turnovers. His Wizards are sitting in the five spot for playoff seeding in the Eastern Conference and could climb as long as Nene's knee is not a season-ender. Regardless of Nene's status, Wall is going to be a high-end fantasy point guard in his best season as a pro.

John Wall hit 8-of-19 shots and three 3-pointers for 21 points, five rebounds, 12 assists, a steal and a block in Wednesday's win over the Hawks. Wall's shooting could be better on most nights, but he's a great scorer, is hitting 3-pointers and is always a candidate for a points-assists double-double every time he steps on the court.

John Wall was named the Dunker of the Night in Saturday night's Sprite Slam Dunk Contest. The new format being horrible was the main story of the contest. They started with a freestyle round which had each team of three players dunking for 90 seconds. After the East won that, one East player went against a West player in a battle round, then that was it. Wall's last dunk was incredible as he jumped over the Wizards' mascot and did double-pump reverse for what was one of the better dunks in the past few years. Damian Lillard also had a through-the-leg dunk off a bounce for another very impressive slam. Hopefully, the NBA goes back to the old format because Wall's dunk would have likely received a 50.

John Wall bounced back on Wednesday during a 113-112 loss to Houston, scoring 19 points with one board, 14 assists, three steals and two 3-poitners in 41 minutes. He shot 8-of-24 from the field in a somewhat disappointing line against Jeremy Lin and the Pat Beverley-less Rockets. Wall scored just five points on Tuesday and heads into the break with his team in the sixth spot in the Eastern Conference due to losing their last two games. His numbers are terrific this season and he'll continue to be a No. 1 fantasy point guard.

John Wall had one of his worst games of the season on Tuesday, scoring a season-low five points with three boards, five assists and four turnovers in 33 minutes. He shot 2-of-10 from the floor and didn't have the ball much while Bradley Beal was outstanding. Wall is coming off a 12-point game on Sunday, but had 22.4 points per game in his previous five February games including that 12-pointer. He isn't as active with Beal on the court, posting a usage rate of 19.7 percent with Beal vs. a 26.9 without him on the court, but his field goal percentage is almost six percentage points higher. There's really no need to worry and Wall has been able to co-exist with Beal in almost all of his time together with him.

John Wall scored a game-high 32 points in Friday's 115-113 loss at home to the Cavs, adding five boards, 10 assists, two steals, one block and two 3-pointers. The Wizards were flying high with two huge wins over the Blazers and Thunder, but this loss has to hurt. Wall finally got himself over the 20.0 points-per-game plateau with this game and the Wizards are two totally different teams when he's on the court. He's responsible for so much of their offense and he's just 23 years old.

John Wall scored 22 points on 7-of-15 shooting (2-of-4 from deep, 6-of-6 from the line) with five rebounds, five assists, three steals and two blocks in the Wizards' 100-90 win over the Blazers. The Wizards are now over .500 for the first time in four years and though they're not going to compete with the Pacers or Heat in the East they're going to be that other team nobody wants to face. Wall is in the midst of a top 10-20 season (8/9 cat) and he still hasn't reached his ceiling. Trevor Ariza also turned it up with 20 points on 7-of-12 shooting with four treys, five boards and four assists in the win.

John Wall may not participate in any All-Star competitions this season because of heel soreness. Wall has been invited to participate in the dunk contest and skills challenge. In addition to his heel issues, which haven't been an issue to date, Wall still needs heat pads to keep his lower back loose during games. As much fun as it would be to see him at All-Star weekend, fantasy owners should be hoping that he sits out. His ailments are on the radar but there is zero indication that they'll cost him any regular season games.

John Wall hit 7-of-15 shots for 17 points, four rebounds, 15 assists and tied a career high with six steals in Saturday's win over the Thunder. Wall celebrated being named to his first all-star team with this gem and has now double-doubled in back-to-back games. Surprisingly, this is not a season high in assists for Wall, who had 16 in a game back on Nov. 19.

The NBA announced the Eastern Conference All-Star reserves are John Wall, Chris Bosh, DeMar DeRozan, Roy Hibbert, Joe Johnson, Paul Millsap and Joakim Noah. It's huge surprise to see Kyle Lowry not put on this team. The Raptors just went 2-0 without DeMar DeRozan (ankle) and it's hard to imagine the Raptors winning many games without Lowry. He's playing some of the best ball of any Eastern Conference guard over his last 24 games, averaging 19.0 points, 4.8 boards, 8.2 dimes, 1.5 steals, 2.2 turnovers and 3.0 triples with an effective field goal shooting of 57 percent. Joe Johnson over Lance Stephenson is another very strange move by the coaches.