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    John Wall's new role with Clippers: He could be a 'nightmare'

    LOS ANGELES — Before shootarounds, practice days and games, John Wall likes to enter gyms wearing dark sunglasses. Before the former No. 1 overall draft pick begins his first season as a Clipper — and after playing only 113 games since 2017 — Wall has described a clear vision of his long-in-the-making return. At 32, he is no longer a franchise's best player, and he has made peace with no ...
    by Andrew Greif, Los Angeles Times Oct 06, 2022 3 minutes
    John Wall talks with reporters during media day for the LA Clippers at the Honey Training Center in Los Angeles.

    LOS ANGELES — Before shootarounds, practice days and games, John Wall likes to enter gyms wearing dark sunglasses.

    Before the former No. 1 overall draft pick begins his first season as a Clipper — and after playing only 113 games since 2017 — Wall has described a clear vision of his long-in-the-making return.

    At 32, he is no longer a franchise's best player, and he has made peace with no longer being a team's self-described "Batman," with wins and losses hinging on his ability to provide nightly superheroic production. There is no guarantee the five-time All-Star will be

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