The Wizards have arguably one of the deepest teams in the league and Bradley Beal doesn’t want the job of having to figure out which guys should get minutes.

The All-Star guard deemed the issue in Washington as a “good problem” during his Tuesday media session with FortyEightMinutes.com and other Wizards media members.

“This is a good problem to have,” Beal explained. “…but on the flip side of it, it may mean that some guys may not play, some guys we may move on from. Some guys may just not get an opportunity.”

The team just got Rui Hachimura and Thomas Bryant back, giving the team even more depth for the coaching staff to utilize.

The NBA trade deadline is February 10 and the Wizards are expected to be active ahead of it.

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