Wall held a private workout for NBA teams during Summer League, but apparently it wasn’t enough for him to earn a contract. Nothing is official yet, but he is trending towards playing in Italy next season. That could mean the end of his NBA career, though he could return to the league if he plays well in Europe.

With the entire NBA being represented in Las Vegas for the start of the NBA2K Summer League, it makes sense for unsigned players looking to catch on with a team to hold workouts. Wall, who was waived by the Rockets after the team acquired him from the Clippers at the trade deadline, will hold a workout for multiple teams on Sunday. He appeared in 34 games for the Clippers last season, averaging 11.4 points, 2.7 rebounds, 5.2 assists, 0.8 steals, and 1.0 3-pointers in 22.2 minutes.

This is a surprise to absolutely no one, given how Wall's first stint in Houston went. Maybe he can garner some interest in the buyout market after he becomes a free agent, but fantasy managers can't bank on that. Wall should already be on the waiver wire in all leagues. 

Well looks like John Wall will be heading back to a familiar place. The five-time all-star is returning to Houston however, for how long is the question. Before being sidelined with an abdomen injury, Wall had been providing the Clippers with solid minutes in the reserve guard position with 11.4 ppg and dishing 5.2 apg. Fantasy managers should keep close watch on this situation in the event of a buyout.