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John Wall’s career records among PG in Wizards franchise history: All-Stars (5), PTS (10,879), FGM (3,942), REB (2,483), AST (5,282), STL (976), BLK (396), GP (573), MIN (20,545), FTM (2,456), APG (9.2)

Most career AST in Washington Wizards history: 1. John Wall (5,282), 2. Wes Unseld (3,822), 3. Rod Strickland (2,712), 4. Kevin Porter (2,593), 5. Bradley Beal (2,436)^

John Wall’s Wizards ranks: 1st in career AST (5,282), APG (9.2) , & STL (976); 1st/3rd/4th in season AST (831/792/789), 2nd/4th/5th in season APG (10.7/10.2/10.0), 2nd in career FTM (2,456), 4th in career PTS (10,879), 3PM (539), & MIN (20,545)

Russell Westbrook is the 1st former MVP to be traded in 3 consecutive offseasons in NBA history

Wes Unseld Jr. and Sr. will become the 2nd father-son duo to be HC for the same franchise (Washington) in NBA history, along with Flip and Ryan Saunders (Minnesota)

Most career 3PM in Washington Wizards history: 1. Bradley Beal (1,371)^, 2. Gilbert Arenas (868), 3. Antawn Jamison (646), 4. John Wall (539), 5. Chris Whitney (489)

Most 3PM during 1 season in Wizards history: 1. 2016-17 Bradley Beal (223), 2. 2018-19 Bradley Beal (209), T3. 2004-05 & 06-07 Gilbert Arenas (205), 5. 2019-20 Davis Bertans (200)

June 28, 2012: New Orleans Hornets (Pelicans in 1 year) selected PF Anthony Davis with the 1st overall pick; SG Bradley Beal (#3), PG Damian Lillard (#6), C Andre Drummond (#9), PF Draymond Green (#35), and SF Khris Middleton (#39) were also drafted

June 27, 2001: Washinton Wizards drafted Kwame Brown as the 1st HS player to ever go #1 overall. Also selected: Pau Gasol (#3), Jason Richardson (#5), Joe Johnson (#10), Richard Jefferson (#13), Zach Randolph (#19), Tony Parker (#28), & Gilbert Arenas (#31)

June 24, 2010: Washington Wizards drafted PG John Wall with the #1 pick, the 1st time 1 school (Kentucky) had 5 1st Rd picks — Demarcus Cousins (5th), Patrick Patterson (14th), Eric Bledsoe (18th), and Daniel Orton (29th)

With the Clippers Semifinals victory, the Washington Wizards now have the longest drought (1979) since making a Conference Finals among the 4 major sports

June 7, 1978: Washington Bullets (now Wizards) won NBA Finals Game 7 to win their only Championship in franchise history

Longest gap between playoff meetings in NBA history: 1. 1955-2003 Pistons-76ers (48 years), 2. 1982-2021 Hawks-76ers (39 years), 3. 1979-2015 Hawks-Wizards (36 years), T4. 1986-2021 Wizards-76ers, 1984-2019 Nets-76ers (35 years)

Russell Westbrook became the 1st player to record 19+ PTS/21+ REB/14+ AST during 1 playoff GP in NBA history

Russell Westbrook became the 1st Wizards player to record 20+ REB & 10+ AST during 1 playoff GP in franchise history since Wes Unseld in 1971

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