John Wall Subject to Roast Session Over Team USA Headshot

Team USA men's basketball minicamp in Las Vegas began Thursday, and on Wednesday players threw on the USA gear for their headshots. One headshot in particular caught the eye of NBA fans.

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John Wall

Team USA men's basketball minicamp in Las Vegas began Thursday, and players threw on the USA gear for their headshots and team photos. One headshot in particular caught the eye of NBA fans: that of Washington Wizards guard John Wall.

Fans noticed that Wall looked a bit... out of it.

BRO HANGING WITH LAMAR ODOM?!
john wall looks how 2018 feels pic.twitter.com/cvsHOrWOtP
look idk what john wall was on this summer but lmk if you find it pic.twitter.com/EZC6ufft0L
this is the most i have ever liked john wall im a john wall fan now pic.twitter.com/8EIrENOECX
Weed>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> https://t.co/WOtlVLwzSi
Pop: I need you guys to be ready to represent America

John Wall: I got you, coach pic.twitter.com/nTkZyWvl72

The official Twitter account for the Washington Wizards initially tweeted the photo out, but later deleted it. We wonder why...

And Wall's reaction to the photo? "I sent it to my mom and said it looks like I just got to jail," he told Bleacher Report's Yaron Weitzman.

Because I'm a very serious jorunalist I asked John Wall about the trending picture. He said he hasn't been on twitter today but saw the photo earlier.

'I sent it to my mom and said it looks like I just got to jail.'

— Yaron Weitzman (@YaronWeitzman) July 26, 2018

Plenty of stars are in attendance for the minicamp, including DeMar DeRozan, Kevin Durant, Damian Lillard, and Kyrie Irving, with Spurs coach Gregg Popovich leading the squad.

USA Basketball coach Gregg Popovich addresses minicamp attendees pic.twitter.com/9M4d0DODMh
Off to practice number one

📍 #USABMNT Minicamp pic.twitter.com/UGvma2h04i
Super team 📸

📍 #USABMNT Minicamp pic.twitter.com/ZhIRolJ0zt

Wall averaged 19.4 points, 9.6 assists, 3.7 rebounds, and 1.4 steals per game in the 2017-18 season.

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