John Wall is no longer a self-proclaimed "Batman" in the NBA and is adjusting to a supporting role with the Clippers. "For me, it's push the pace," he said.

John Wall lowers his voice midway through answering a question, addressing whoever is taking care of his food order this evening after a loss to the Sacramento Kings.

In a recent episode of The OGs podcast, John Wall revealed to fellow NBA hoopers Mike Miller and Undonis Haslem that he contemplated suicide.

John Wall hopes his story helps others find the strength to ask for help in their darkest moments.

After what John Wall has been through and his openness in sharing his mental health struggles, it’s easy to cheer for his success.

John Wall has not officially retired as a player but knows the time is coming when he will have to figure out what to do next, and broadcasting clearly appeals to him.

John Wall is in line to make his first start for the Clippers on Saturday when LA travels to Washington for Wall's first game in front of Wizards fans since 2018, when he was still on the team.

The video of John Wall has gone viral. He’s at home, where he’s most comfortable. He looks good, healthy — powerful, even. Maybe the most powerful we have seen him in about two years. In the ...

John Wall may not be too happy with the three-team trade pulled off prior to the NBA deadline on Thursday that sends him back to the Houston Rockets.

After John Wall's long-anticipated return to D.C. in front of fans, he isn't closing the door on reuniting with the Wizards in the future.

Raleigh native and former NBA star John Wall's challenges with mental health put spotlight on speaking up and seeking help ...

While calling his experience with the Rockets “beyond trash,” Wall singled out Philadelphia 76ers star James Harden, who left shortly after Wall was acquired.