Donald Sloan has agreed upon a one-year deal with the Washington Wizards.

Sloan spent last season in China.

Sloan played from 2013 until 2016 with the Indiana Pacers and Brooklyn Nets.

John Wall will have the NBA's seventh-longest tenure with the same franchise even though he's entering just his eighth season.

Wall's fellow 2010 draft classmates, DeMarcus Cousins, Paul George, Gordon Hayward and Avery Bradley, have all changed teams. Wall is the last player from the 2010 draft class with his original team.

“That’s crazy, it’s shocking to me,” Wall told The Vertical. “You never know where you can be, anything can happen. I’m just glad I can be one of those guys that can say, ‘I’m still here.’ My ultimate goal is to try to be one of those guys that play my whole career with one team.”

Wall signed a four-year, $170 million extension this offseason.

John Wall held a press conference on Friday announcing his $170 million contract extension with the Washington Wizards.

“I’m happy here,” Wall said to the gathering. “I’m happy to see all y’all amazing people supporting me for the next six years. This is the team I want to be with for the rest of my career, so hopefully we can get that done.”

Wall’s agent and management team negotiated into the deal a trade kicker, which essentially works as a form of a no-trade clause because few teams likely will have the cap space to absorb his escalated salary beginning in 2019. 

“I think his bond with this community is deep,” said Ted Leonsis. “My expectation is he will spend his career here, and when his career ends, he’ll be closely associated with this organization. He really wants his jersey retired. He really wants to play a role in the history of the organization, and he knows the way you really do that is to bring a championship to the franchise and the community.”