Lead the team to the finals + win the championship! Bill secretly vowed never to live up to the Wizards and 251 million in 5 years
As we all know, shortly after the free agency market opened this offseason, Bradley Beal signed the second-largest supermax contract extension in history to a five-year, $251 million contract with his former club, the Washington Wizards. The birth of this contract can be said to be really amazing! Because no one expected the Wizards to offer such a huge contract extension for Beal, after all, he has not led the team to achieve much in these years, and Beal does not see the superstar temperament of getting a super top salary.
Indeed, the Wizards' offer of a five-year, $251 million supermax contract extension for Beal is debatable, but more is actually a helplessness! Because a weak team like the Wizards is difficult to find a team leader of Bill's level in the free agency, which is probably the key reason why they dare not let Bill test the waters in the free market! Once Bill is released, it could be a disaster for their entire team. With Bill in the best and a chance to compete for a ticket to the playoffs, and if they lose Bill, then they are the Super Fish Belly team. But even so, the outside world is still quite critical of Bill getting this big contract from the Wizards, and most people think that the Wizards are the big wrong, because Bill is not worth this number at all.
Throughout the development of the Wizards over the years, from Gemini star John Wall + Bradley Beal to later Bill + Will Shaw, they have not achieved real success, let alone any breakthrough. A playoff round is almost the best result. Terrible is that after losing Will Shao last season, they didn't even qualify for the play-offs. In fact, the previous season was not much better, after all, the reason why they could make the playoffs in the 2020-21 season also depended on Wei Shao's back-up efforts, and if there was no continuous output of Wei Shao's dream back to the peak, then they would also be determined to miss the playoffs.
Recently, when asked in an interview with Josh Robbins what he wanted to do next and what he hoped the wizard would accomplish, Bill said: "Win. The word is simple and vague, but it's winning. He said he was an All-Star, a member of the All-Star team and averaged 30+ per game for two consecutive seasons. But his real personal goal is to win, hoping that he can lead the team to the playoffs and win the first round of the series; Go to the next round, win the next round to go to the Division Finals, win the Division Final to reach the Finals, and finally hope to win the championship.
There is no doubt that all Bill wants to do is lead the team to the finals and win the championship, which is the best explanation he has provided to the team for 5 years and 251 million! Although the outside world is questioning him, he does not want to be buried, he must use his actual actions to lead the team to win the NBA championship, never betray the trust of the team, and be worthy of the 251 million he won in 5 years.