Earlier this week, Wizards Extreme teamed up with the John Flesta (@jflesta) of Timberpups.com to preview tonight's matchup between the Wiz and the Wolves. The post is in Q&A format, with the answers to three questions pertaining to both of our respective squads. John provided some good insight on the state of the Timberwolves and I did the same for our Wizards. Here is a simulcast of the post. We'll start with my answers regarding the Wizards.

First and foremost, John Wall is back in action and looks like he is close to 100% already. What have you noticed thus far in his play – strengths, potential weaknesses, where he may be struggling, etc.?
Abdullah: Wall’s return has posed an immediate impact on the team, as the Wizards find themselves playing with a refreshing sense of aggression and fluidity that’s been rare to the Wizards faithful up until his recovery from the stress fracture in his knee. Over the past week and a half, the Wizards have won 5 of their last 7 games, including wins over Oklahoma City, Denver and Portland. Wall has defied several concerns regarding his conditioning, physical strength, and his overall rust from being away from the game for so long. While he displays the same speed and agility we’ve been used to, Wall has also been facilitating the offense in a more disciplined manner.
However, Wall has also proven that he still has some improvements to be made. His mid-range jump shot remains questionable, although his form has clearly improved. At times, Wall finds himself underestimating his speed down court, which usually results in making the wrong decision in transition, leading to a charging foul or a turnover. But overall, Wall’s long absence has proven his worth, and as a result, the Wizards are now in the midst of newfound success, with John being the catalyst.