Bradley Beal is expected to be invited to Team USA mini-camp, according to ESPN's Marc Stein.
We're not surprised after Beal's impressive rookie season, but it's not clear if he'll be allowed to participate given he ended the season with a stress fracture in his leg that still isn't recovered. Even if Beal sits out, he's expected to be ready to roll well in advance of training camp prior to next season.

John Wall is expected to be invited to Team USA's mini-camp alongside teammate Bradley Beal.
The pool of young players includes Wall, Beal, Anthony Davis, Harrison Barnes, Klay Thompson and Kawhi Leonard among others, so if nothing else it will be a good opportunity for the young players in today's game to hone their skills against one another.

The Wizards have three picks in June's draft but coach Randy Wittman and GM Ernie Grunfeld don't want to add three more rookies to the roster.
Washington owns the Nos. 3, 38 and 54 selections this year, but the appear unlikely to use the two second-round choices. Although the draft is still a month away, the Wizards have already been linked pretty heavily to Georgetown swingman Otto Porter, which makes a lot of sense considering their inability to develop quality wing players over the past few years. With Nerlens Noel and Ben McLemore slated to go 1-2 in some order, Porter should be there at No. 3 if the Wizards are interested.