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They are expecting big things from the kid.
Wall's NBA career will officially begin on national television Thursday, when the Wizards assist the Orlando Magic as it opens the Amway Center.
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The previous three No. 1 overall picks -- Derrick Rose, Greg Oden and Andrea Bargnani -- combined to score 13 points in their NBA debuts, so Wall doesn't have to do too much to top them against the Magic. But there is so much anticipation with what Wall will be able to accomplish,[url=http://ayf.org.au/wp-includes/nfljerseys_cheap.html]cheap MLB jerseys[/url], with another former No. 1 overall pick Dwight Howard guarding the middle for one of the league's staunchest defensive teams and Gilbert Arenas out because of a strained tendon in his right ankle.
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I was recently asked by another reporter what the reasonable expectation should be for Wall this season, and I decided to look back at other recent point guards who either won rookie of the year or were in similar situations where the team placed the ball in their hands right away and let them get loose. Wall typically gets annoyed with comparisons to other point guards because he is focused on establishing his own legacy in the league.
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Based on what those players were able to do and Wall's production in the preseason, I see him averaging about 16.5 points, 7.8 assists and 2.9 rebounds, which is in range of all of those guys. Four of those five point guards won rookie of the year and Marbury was second to Iverson. What do you think you'll see out of Wall?
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