John Wall will undergo a clean up knee procedure on Wednesday and miss approximately six weeks.

Wall has been dealing with periodic knee soreness since injuring it in early November. Wall underwent an additional MRI on Monday.

Wall previously was treated with having his knee drained and having injections.

Wall had two knee surgeries in May 2016.

The Washington Wizards recently had a players-only meeting that several players finally spoke about publicly.

“We had our team meeting,” John Wall said Friday. “A couple guys took it the negative way and it hurt our team. Instead of taking it in a positive way like we did in the past and using it to build our team up, it kind of set us back a little bit.”

“It was tough. I try to keep all our stuff as personal as possible but I think in a way not everybody got a chance to speak whenever they wanted to,” Bradley Beal said. “They didn’t want to bring up an issue or something they had a problem with on the team. Regardless of what may be going on, as men we’ve got to be able to accept what the next man says, be respectful about it and move on from it. I think it was one of those situations where we didn’t necessarily get everything that we wanted to get accomplished.

“Honestly, it was probably — I won’t say pointless,” Beal continued, “but we didn’t accomplish what we needed to accomplish in that meeting.”

Jason Smith was less hopeful that the team issues had been solved with it becoming unproductive.

“Sometimes you need those moments to just get everything out in the air,” Smith said. “Just like any family. You got to let things out. You can’t hold it in and let things fester.” at times.

Scott Brooks said he never knew about the meeting. 

Wall also suggested the Washington front office has work to do as well to help out the situation.

“Upstairs,” Wall said. “Front office got to figure it out.”

John Wall has agreed upon a five-year endorsement deal with Adidas.

Wall has been a shoe free agent over the past few seasons.

Wall has spent his entire eight-year career with the Wizards and signed a four-year, $170 million maximum extension in July.

The Washington Wizards have assigned forward Chris McCullough to the Wisconsin Herd of the G-League and have waived forward Mike Young.

McCullough has averaged 3.0 points and 1.7 rebounds in 12 games for the Wizards this season.

Young was signed to a two-way contract on by the Wizards on July 5 and split time in the G-League between Delaware and Northern Arizona.

Bradley Beal and Lou Williams have been named the NBA's Players of the Week for games played between December 25th and 31st.

Beal averaged 26.3 points, 6.3 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 1.5 steals while shooting .467 from the field and .387 from three-point range to lead Washington to a 3-1 record.

Williams won his second career Player of the Week award by helping the Clippers to a 3-0 week behind averages of 28.0 points and 4.7 assists and shooting splits of 50% from the field, 48% from three-point range and 87% from the free-throw line in 31.4 minutes.