History repeats itself for Bradley Beal and the Wizards in loss to Bulls
4 years, 11 months ago

History repeats itself for Bradley Beal and the Wizards in loss to Bulls

New York Times  

CHICAGO — Bradley Beal sat at his locker, face sinking into his palms. That wasn’t the scene from Wednesday night, when the 15-27 Bulls topped the 13-27 Wizards 115-106 in Chicago before Beal criticized the team’s culture. “I don’t like losing, so it’s gonna keep building up for me until we starting winning and changing our culture.” What’s to change with the culture? Even before the aforementioned exchange took place, Beal added a qualifier to his review of the night: “We played hard, though.” Opposing competitors, most notably the Nuggets’ Jamal Murray, have consistently complimented Washington as one of the league’s hardest-playing, feistiest squads. Maybe “culture” signifies something to Beal that it doesn’t to us.

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Bradley Beal knew it was time to go, but his return to D.C. brought back fond memories
11 months ago

Bradley Beal knew it was time to go, but his return to D.C. brought back fond memories

New York Times  

WASHINGTON — The game ball! It grinded Beal — and, believe me, it still does — that when he was dealt, he was just 161 points from breaking Elvin Hayes’ career franchise scoring mark of 15,551 points. That could happen fast.” But instead of stringing Beal along, the new brain trust made it plain: they didn’t come here for retooling. …

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