Bradley Beal

The NBA is an ever-evolving entity. The game is in such a constant state of flux that it’s hard to keep up. Often, discourse around those changes focuses on the evolution of big men. To be sure, the evolution of the stretch 4 and 5 has been a fascinating development to watch. At the same time, the point guard position has changed almost as drastically.

Over recent years, the NBA has changed considerably. Leave your preconceived notions at the door – this isn’t your father’s basketball. One major change has been in terms of positional roles. For example, it used to be widely accepted that point guards were primarily responsible for setting up a team’s offense and distributing.

From the moment Bradley Beal agreed to terms on a new contract with the Washington Wizards there was a decent amount of negative reaction. Once it was confirmed his new supermax deal included a no-trade clause, that negative reaction got even stronger. It seemingly took no time at all for...

After securing their franchise player on a long-term deal, the Washington Wizards have to be feeling better about the future of their team. Without having to worry about Beal or where he might land, they can put all of their energy into building the best possible team around him. Apparently,...

There was a time when the Washington Wizards were one of the best teams in basketball. The problem is that it was nearly 50 years ago. From 1965 to 1987, the Wizards qualified for the playoffs all but four times. Since the 1987-88 season, the Wizards have made the playoffs 10 times. The Wizards haven’t made the Conference Finals since the 1978-79 season, which was also the same time the team last made the NBA Finals.

A former Toronto Raptors player offered glimpses of the Raptors’ 2018 scouting reports on three players, including Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James. Lucas Nogueira displayed videos of the Raptors’ insight on James, then in his last season with the Cleveland Cavaliers. In addition, reports on the then-Washington Wizards backcourt of John Wall and Bradley Beal were also presented.

How would Mitchell and Beal fit together? originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington. It’s not often the Washington Wizards are mentioned in rumors involving potential blockbuster trades, at least from reliable and legitimate reporters. Whether they are involved in those sorts of talks often or not, the front office is keen on keeping those conversations behind closed doors. Rarely do they get out.

The Wizards entered the season with a massive hole at point guard, and not just for a starter. They needed to fill the entire section of the depth chart before the start of the 2022-23 campaign. By trading for Denver's Monte Morris and signing Delon Wright to a two-year contract,...

The Washington Wizards have Bradley Beal locked up for the long term after signing him to a five-year, $251 million deal this offseason. Beal’s new boatload of a contract also makes it unique as it includes a no-trade clause negotiated by him and the franchise. NBA insider Brian Windhorst...

Bradley Beal's new contract contains the NBA's only true, negotiated no-trade clause. However, the absence of a no-trade clause didn't keep Beal from making his thoughts known on a potential deal last season. Speaking on The Dan Patrick Show, Brian Windhorst of ESPN said the Golden State Warriors kicked around...

Malcolm Brogdon is ready to start a new chapter in his career after joining the Boston Celtics a couple of days ago. The veteran point guard spent a couple of seasons in Indiana, but the Pacers have a different approach now, which prompted them to trade Brogdon to Boston. This...

Tommy Sheppard views Bradley Beal as 3rd point guard originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington. The Wizards entered the season with a massive hole at point guard, and not just for a starter. They needed to fill the entire section of the depth chart before the start of the 2022-23 campaign.

Bradley Beal has already made over $177 million during his NBA career, and he’s contracted to earn another $251 million. By the time his career is over, he will have made nearly $429 million. Beal is a very fine player, but that is a crazy amount of money for...

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.”

When you’re the 10th overall pick in the NBA Draft and up against rookies and sophomores in the league, you should act like you’re one of the best. That was basically the advice from Bradley Beal — one of the NBA’s best shooting guards — for his newest Washington Wizards teammate, La Crosse native Johnny Davis.

Bradley Beal could have been part of the Golden State Warriors team that just won the NBA championship. Appearing on The Dan Patrick Show (starts at 4:25 mark), ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported that before the start of the 2021-22 season the Warriors "kicked the tires" on a trade for Beal but the three-time All-Star "didn't want to go."

The NBA offseason is in full swing right now, with teams making moves all over the country. While Kevin Durant's trade request has somewhat clouded the headlines, we also have seen some mammoth contract extensions go through. Be it Nikola Jokic securing a well-deserved 5-year, $260 million supermax deal with...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Bradley Beal and the Wizards renewed their commitment to each other when he agreed to a five-year deal worth up to $251 million to stay in Washington. Whether that commitment will make the next five years any more successful than the last 10 is the big question.