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Bhris Brown>>>>Washington Wizards guard John Wall issued an apology on Sunday afternoon after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night. “First and foremost I want to apologize to my family, my teammates and all of those that have always supported me,” Wall wrote in a Twitter post. “I made a mistake, something I regret. I will continue to work hard to be better on the court and more importantly off the court.”
This isn’t the first time Wall has been in hot water for his hand gestures. He’s been shown throwing up various signs in games before, including in 2011 and in the playoffs in 2015.
– via Andrew Lopez @ ESPN
Washington Wizards' John Wall apologizes for gang signs in video
Wizards guard John Wall apologized in a Twitter post Sunday after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night.www.espn.com
Lol fohWashington Wizards guard John Wall issued an apology on Sunday afternoon after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night. “First and foremost I want to apologize to my family, my teammates and all of those that have always supported me,” Wall wrote in a Twitter post. “I made a mistake, something I regret. I will continue to work hard to be better on the court and more importantly off the court.”
This isn’t the first time Wall has been in hot water for his hand gestures. He’s been shown throwing up various signs in games before, including in 2011 and in the playoffs in 2015.
– via Andrew Lopez @ ESPN
Washington Wizards' John Wall apologizes for gang signs in video
Wizards guard John Wall apologized in a Twitter post Sunday after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night.
Washington Wizards guard John Wall issued an apology on Sunday afternoon after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night. “First and foremost I want to apologize to my family, my teammates and all of those that have always supported me,” Wall wrote in a Twitter post. “I made a mistake, something I regret. I will continue to work hard to be better on the court and more importantly off the court.”
This isn’t the first time Wall has been in hot water for his hand gestures. He’s been shown throwing up various signs in games before, including in 2011 and in the playoffs in 2015.
– via Andrew Lopez @ ESPN
Washington Wizards' John Wall apologizes for gang signs in video
Wizards guard John Wall apologized in a Twitter post Sunday after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night.
Man that shit gonna be hard as hell to not do it. It's too ingrained in him. He should get passes lol
Yall said no for this but you said yes for this?
To be real thats why he needs better ppl around him that would have already knew the controversy this would bring and never recorded that but....the cloutWashington Wizards guard John Wall issued an apology on Sunday afternoon after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night. “First and foremost I want to apologize to my family, my teammates and all of those that have always supported me,” Wall wrote in a Twitter post. “I made a mistake, something I regret. I will continue to work hard to be better on the court and more importantly off the court.”
This isn’t the first time Wall has been in hot water for his hand gestures. He’s been shown throwing up various signs in games before, including in 2011 and in the playoffs in 2015.
– via Andrew Lopez @ ESPN
Washington Wizards' John Wall apologizes for gang signs in video
Wizards guard John Wall apologized in a Twitter post Sunday after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night.
Washington Wizards guard John Wall issued an apology on Sunday afternoon after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night. “First and foremost I want to apologize to my family, my teammates and all of those that have always supported me,” Wall wrote in a Twitter post. “I made a mistake, something I regret. I will continue to work hard to be better on the court and more importantly off the court.”
This isn’t the first time Wall has been in hot water for his hand gestures. He’s been shown throwing up various signs in games before, including in 2011 and in the playoffs in 2015.
– via Andrew Lopez @ ESPN
Washington Wizards' John Wall apologizes for gang signs in video
Wizards guard John Wall apologized in a Twitter post Sunday after a video surfaced of him throwing up gang signs at a New York City party on Saturday night.
Know what’s funny? When I said this and I just realized