The Real Reason Bradley Beal Didn't Go With The Wizards To Orlando

The Washington Wizards and Bradley Beal are having a tough season, but they have a chance to change course in Orlando. If they win enough games and things go well, they can secure their ticket to the playoffs.

But it would be difficult for them to do much without their best player, Bradley Beal (for reasons previously unknown) who decided to skip the restart and stay at home.

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He’s not the only name notorious to turn down a comeback this season, but he’s one of the few who hasn’t really made his decision clear. Well, during an interview with SiriusXM NBA Radio , Bradley Beal’s agent Mark Bartelstein finally explains why his client will be absent from Orlando.

“If they were legitimate NBA Championship contenders this year, I’m sure there would be a bit of a different conversation,” said Bartelstein. “It’s just that, you have to measure the risk and what is in dgot it.

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“I don’t want to reduce the opportunities the Wizards have now. This is a big moment for them. To make a playoff it would turn around a season where it would be a redevelopment in many ways. I don’t think that anyone thinks they’ll have a chance to be on the playoff team. “

It seemed Beal wasn’t confident in the Washington Wizards’ chances of making a meaningful run during this Orlando restart. The risk of injury or contracting COVID-19 seems to outweigh the possibility of making a postseason.

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While he wasn’t wrong to doubt the Wizards’ chances, his team-mates were definitely unhappy that their star players simply gave up on them. For now, it’s hard to imagine the Wizards holding up against Beal, as he is an icon of the franchise and no negative feelings have been expressed. But if the choice says what to expect from these Wizards in Orlando, we probably shouldn’t be overly optimistic about Bradley Beal either.