A 13-year-old kid with brain cancer got introduced with the Wizards

Nitin Ramachandran, a 13-year-old boy from Virginia with brain cancer, was introduced with the Washington Wizards' starting lineup thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

The Wizards had a very special guest at their 110-107 double-overtime win over the Hornets on Friday. The team signed Nitin Ramachandran, a 13-year-old boy from Virginia with brain cancer, to a one-day contract. He got to hang out with the team throughout the day and even got introduced as part of the starting lineup. 

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Welcome to the #Wizards, Nitin! #NitinsWizardsWish #WizHornets pic.twitter.com/iwgHGMgxf0

— Washington Wizards (@WashWizards) March 27, 2015

WGs Julia and Jalina started the day with our friend Nitin @WishMidAtlantic #NitinsWizardsWish #WizCares pic.twitter.com/MaAanOTPuC

— Wizards Dancers (@Wizardsdancers) March 27, 2015

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Nitin watched shoutaround and helped coach up the big men. 

Nitin breaks down the Bigs at #WizHornets shoot around! #NitinsWizardsWish pic.twitter.com/jGARr0kVGG

— Monumental Sports Network (@MonSportsNet) March 27, 2015

John Wall better hope Nitin doesn't take his spot permanently.

- Dan Gartland