The belief all offseason had been that Bradley Beal was leaning toward turning down the three-year max contract extension the Washington Wizards offered him, but the two sides have found some middle
Bradley Beal has only a few more weeks to decide whether or not he wants to accept the three-year, $111 million max contract extension he has been offered from the Washington Wizards, and it sounds l
There has been some speculation over time that Bradley Beal and John Wall might not get along. The two are guards for the Washington Wizards, though Wall dominates the ball more when he plays.
Bradley Beal has yet to make a decision on whether or not he will sign the three-year, $111 million max extension the Washington Wizards offered him this summer, but the team reportedly has no plan t
John Wall will likely miss the entire 2019-20 season as he continues to recover from a torn Achilles, but Washington Wizards coach Scott Brooks believes in the ability of Wall’s backcourt partn
John Wall does not think his backcourt mate is itching to leave Washington.
The Washington Wizards are ready to make their pitch to keep Bradley Beal with the organization long-term.
Bradley Beal has been the subject of trade rumors this summer, and while nothing is in the offing, it appears there may be some reason to question the guard’s future with the Washington Wizards
