First Cup: Tuesday

31 January 2012, 3:23 am

Michael Lee of The Washington Post: John Wall squared up against the player whose career he would most like to duplicate and did his best to trade him acrobatic layup for head-scratching layup. And for a half, Wall held his own against Derrick Rose, the reigning league’s most valuable player, unwilling to get upstaged on his home turf. But as the game dragged on, and the Washington Wizards ...... Read More »

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