Martell Webster
- #9 SF
- 6' 7", 230 lbs
- Washington Wizards
2012-13 Season
| PPG | APG | RPG | PER |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11.4 | 1.9 | 3.9 | 13.89 |
Career | |||
| 8.9 | 1.0 | 3.3 | |
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MARTELL WEBSTER NEWS FEED
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Elhassan: Wizards NBA draft guide
Amin Elhassan breaks down the Washington Wizards' recent draft history, plus needs and potential picks for the 2013 draft.
about 2 days ago | Amin Elhassan | ESPN Insider -
Fantasy: Evan Turner's inconsistency continues
Tom Carpenter recaps Monday's NBA action and discusses the frustration of owning Evan Turner.
about 59 days ago | Tom Carpenter, ESPN.com | ESPN.com -
Weekly Dish: Rising fringe players
Brian McKitish provides his latest fantasy basketball rankings and outlines rising fringe players who have the ability to make a difference down the stretch, including Philadelphia's Spencer Hawes and Cleveland's Shaun Livingston.
about 67 days ago | Brian McKitish | Special to ESPN.com -
Webster, In 8th Season, Gets His First 30-point Game
From Elias: Martell Webster, who entered the league in 2005, scored a career-high 34 points in the Wizards' 127-105 triumph over the Suns, ending Phoenix's 10-game winning streak over Washington. In fact, Webster, playing in his 458th NBA game, reached the 30-point mark for the first time; he was the second player this season to hit the 30-mark for the first time so many games into his NBA career, joining Samuel Dalembert, who did it in his 754th game (an all-time NBA record) last month. Among other notables who enjoyed their first 30-point game at least 400 games into their NBA careers were future longtime coaches Don Nelson (539th game), Paul Silas (538th) and Pat Riley (422nd), as well as Kobe's father Joe Bryant (419th) and Spencer's uncle Steve Hawes (483rd).
about 69 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
Wall And Webster Are On The Mark From Downtown
From Elias: John Wall scored 29 points and shot 12-for-15 from the field, including a perfect 3-for-3 from beyond the arc, to help lead the Wizards to a win over the Hornets on Friday night. Wall entered Friday's action with a .226 field-goal percentage from three-point range since he entered the NBA in 2010, which was the third-lowest percentage from beyond the arc for any player with at least 100 attempts over that span, behind Andre Miller (.203) and DeMar DeRozan (.220), Martell Webster chipped in with four three-point field goals in Washington's win, marking the fourth straight game he has made at least four shots from beyond the arc, the longest such streak in the Wizards' franchise history.
about 70 days ago | Elias Sports Bureau -
Fantasy Forecaster: March 18-24
Neil Tardy identifies some of the better matchups to exploit in Week 21 of the fantasy basketball season. Features team-by-team schedule strength.
about 70 days ago | Neil Tardy | Special to ESPN.com -
Fantasy: Sefolosha, Henderson can help down the stretch
Seth Landman looks for widely available players who could help fantasy owners over the next couple weeks, and comes across Thabo Sefolosha, Gerald Henderson and others.
about 72 days ago | Seth Landman | Special to ESPN.com -
Fantasy: Serge Ibaka's game continues to grow
Josh Whitling recaps Thursday in the NBA and discusses the future of Serge Ibaka in terms of fantasy value.
about 77 days ago | Josh Whitling, Special to ESPN.com | ESPN.com -
Woodson pulls ice-cold Kidd from starting lineup
New York Knicks coach Mike Woodson shook up his lineup before Friday's 96-88 win over the Wizards, benching the ice-cold Jason Kidd for reserve guard/forward James White.
about 84 days ago | Ian Begley |