Washington Wizards Tickets

Washington Wizards Tickets

John Wall had a major contract with Nike before taking the court. After taking the court, he proved a very capable athlete, perhaps only second to Derrick Rose at the point guard position. However, he still has to learn to play the position, for until he does the Washington Wizards will be fighting to merely get out of the bottom of the cellar in the Southeast Conference. Luckily, he is entering his third season and should be ready to make the jump, perhaps enter the upper echelon at his position and making completing the Washington, D.C. renaissance, with Washington Wizards tickets for the franchise’s first postseason appearance in five seasons.

Thus, 2012 is causing quite a bit of excitement at the Verizon Center. The venue nicknamed the Phone Booth will play host to a young roster with rookie Bradley Beal fighting third-year veteran Jordan Crawford for the starting shooting guard spot and Trevor Ariza trying to keep ahold of the starting small forward spot from young defensive virtuoso Chris Singleton. Really, if Beal and Singleton are able to join Wall in the starting lineup then it is clear the Wizards are beginning to fulfill the franchise’s immense potential. Beal is effectively 6-7 because of his wingspan (he only stands 6-4). He is also a prototype for the position as the off guard. He is strong, quick, a good jump shooter with a quick shot, and a good finisher. Singleton has both athleticism and strength and has natural sense for getting the offensive players way.

While Wall is the prize, and Beal and Singleton are important players for the team, every Wizard fan will be watching Jan Vesely. Ideally he will mature into a power forward in the mold of Andrei Kirilenko. If he can add a low post touch and more strength then he can move over to the four. Otherwise, if he ends up with a game far more similar to Mike Dunleavy, then he is going to force Singleton to the bench and make the team defense suffer. So, 2012 will definitely be a season worth watching, either live with Wizards tickets or on television. This is perhaps the first season things begin coming together.