Neil Dalal: Kyle Kuzma: “We have an opportunity to do something. There should be a lot of motivation, we got a lot of hungry dudes. Brad just got paid and he wants to show the world that he’s a winner. You don’t think he’s sick and tired of everybody saying he’s just in DC for the money?”
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Position: G
Born: 06/28/93
Height: 6-3 / 1.91
Weight:207 lbs. / 93.9 kg.
Salary: $43,279,250
Born: 06/28/93
Height: 6-3 / 1.91
Weight:207 lbs. / 93.9 kg.
Salary: $43,279,250
Quinton Mayo: Former Toronto Raptors center Lucas Nogueira released these team scouting reports on John Wall and Bradley Beal from round one of the 2018 NBA Playoffs. Why? I don’t know. But cool.
Bradley Beal’s choice to stick around was appreciated by NBA legend Grant Hill, who caught up with NBC Sports Washington recently to discuss his new autobiography called ‘Game.’ “It was a nice contract. I think it’s refreshing when you see athletes who want to stay in one place. Obviously, he could have maybe tried to go elsewhere. The team hasn’t had great playoff success in recent years, but he’s committed to the franchise, he’s committed to the area,” Hill told NBC Sports Washington.
He bounced around and found success at different stops, but admires the connection Beal has made with the city of D.C. Hill happens to be from the area, having grown up in nearby Reston, VA before he went on to become a star at Duke University and then in the NBA. “I think he loves the DMV. I think they’ve embraced him and feel like he’s part of their own. So, you pull for guys like that; good people, character guys who want to play where they were drafted,” Hill said.
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Bradley Beal expressed no interest in trade to Warriors
While the Warriors reportedly were interested in a trade for the three-time All-Star ahead of the 2021-22 season, Beal “didn’t want to go” to Golden State, according to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst. “Before last season — now granted, they didn’t know if they had a championship team, they know now they do — they kicked the tires on Bradley Beal,” Windhorst said Wednesday on “The Dan Patrick Show.” “[The Warriors] were like, ‘Hey, could we do a deal for Bradley Beal?’ But Beal didn’t want to go.”
Jorge Sierra: Kevin Garnett holds the record for most years in a franchise without making the Finals (14). Damian Lillard and Bradley would break that mark if they finish their contracts with their teams without reaching the Finals.
