Once the NBA league, is the world of scoring guards reign supreme, the story of the four major quarterbacks, such as Thunder. Iverson in the east, Kobe Bryant in the west, Carter in the north, Maddy in the south, the wonderful performance of these four super scorers on the field has spread throughout the NBA league and drifted to China on the other side of the ocean! When Michael Jordan retired, the league needed to find a successor to God, and the flowing style of these four young people and their unique playing style became the idols that the children worshiped at that time. But time flies, once the heroes in the heart, some are still active in the sports world, some can only live in our hearts, now the small ball prevails, but the quarterback is gradually withering.
When it comes to the strongest shooting guard in the active game, people's hearts will always compare the unsolvable scorer James Harden, and the Klay who has 37 points in a single quarter and the ability to score explosively, but few people mention the name Bradley Beal, there is no doubt that Harden and Clay are stronger than Bill, whether it is personal ability or career honor, Beal is indeed the best candidate for the third point guard in the league after Harden and Clay. Before Harden came to the East, many fans regarded Beal as the best point guard in the East, and he had slashed points madly last season, when his average score per game reached 33.7 points, which was a ride, but behind the gorgeous data, it did not bring qualitative changes to the team! Therefore, many fans have attacked Beal, even if they get a high score, people also dismiss it, thinking that Beal is a typical data brush, no leadership temperament, resulting in the Wizards luck to enter the playoffs, bad luck to go home to fish.
Today we will talk about the story of Bradley Beale, who competed with Curry for the scoring champion last season, and with Westbrook for the team boss, Bradley Beal.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > young and famous, the first to emerge</h1>
Bradley Beal was born on June 28, 1993 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, and he showed great basketball talent when Bill was in high school! When he attended Chaminard College Preparatory School, his basketball level was quite higher than usual, which attracted a wave of fans. By the time Bill was in his junior year of high school, as his fame in Missouri grew, he was also considered the best player in the state and won the "Mr. Basketball Free Show" award for 11 years! At the end of the high school season, Beal averaged 32.4 points, 5.7 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 2.7 steals per game, and was named to the 2011 McDonald's All-Star and PARADE Magazine's All-American High School Student of the Year.
With his high school performance, Beal soon received offers from several NCAA first-tier leagues, and unlike the average player, they gave Bill a particularly generous offer: offering a full scholarship while promising Beal's place at the heart of the team. Bill, after much deliberation with his family, decided to accept an invitation from Florida State University! In his freshman season, Beal averaged 34.2 minutes per game and contributed 14.8 points, 6.7 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.4 steals, including 44.5 percent from the field and 33.9 percent from three-point range. Such a performance is eye-catching enough for a rookie who has just entered the university. Beal was also named to the Southeast Division's Best Team and All-Rookie Squad for the 2011-12 season! After the freshman season, Bill discussed with the coach and decided it was time to take a step forward, and then announced that he would run for next year's NBA Draft.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="7" > entered the league and emerged</h1>
Although Beal only played one season in college, the state of Beal on the court has made many NBA teams interested in this young man. Judging from Beal's scoring arsenal, athleticism, and defensive performance, Beal is one of the more outstanding young players. Under the hype of the American media, Beal quickly became the darling of many teams.
At that time, ESPN gave Bill a draft report, describing his strengths and weaknesses in detail. Among the draft templates are Eric Gordon and Marcus Thornton, and judging from the performance of Beal on the field, the positioning given by the scout is still very appropriate, the only difference is that Bill is much better than the two of them. At the time, most scouts thought That Beal had a good ability to be a starting-level NBA quarterback, he had a wealth of scoring methods, excellent athleticism and fast movement, although the bouncing ability was slightly weaker, but the finishing ability was outstanding. Beal's good projection ability, coupled with a basketball IQ higher than ordinary people, can be a good way to add good firepower to the offensive end of the team.
At the draft, the Wizards plucked Bill with a poker. At that time, the team already had a champion defender, John Wall, and the management wanted Bill and Wall to form a backcourt twin star and lead the team further! In his rookie season, Beal averaged 13.9 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game, and twice won the Best Rookie in the East, shooting 38.6% from three-point range. At that time, Beal's breakthrough ability was not fully developed, and he focused mostly on the outside of the three-point line, which received good results.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="11" > averaging 30+ per game, but missing out on the All-Star</h1>
Bill played for the Wizards for years, and in the 19-20 season finally ushered in his ephemeral blooming moment! Beal averaged 36 per game that season. In 1 minute, you can get 30.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 1.2 steals of MVP level data, shooting, three-pointers, free throws three shots 45.5%, 35.3%, 84.4%. The score is second in the league, behind only James Harden. But despite this, Beal was not welcomed by the fans and loved by the league! Perhaps the team's record is too poor (20 wins and 40 losses), or it is considered to be a data brush, Beal was not favored by fans in the All-Star voting, and lost the Eastern Conference All-Star again without suspense!
The Wizards of that season, in the case of Wall's season reimbursement, wanted to rely on The Bill's single core to achieve good results! Beal's scoring was up five points from the previous season, his assists were also improved, and his stats set a new career high. From the high-order data, Bill's PER is 23.2, which is a significant improvement from the previous high of 20.8. Secondly, the use of the ball reached 33%, but defensive efficiency and offensive efficiency also set a new career high. In the case of unlimited firing, Beal can still maintain a true shooting rate of 57.9%, which is really rare. He has 2.7 rounds of singles per game, and can score 0.9 points per round, more than 57.7% of the league's players; in addition, in terms of fixed-point shooting, he can score 1.06 points per round, more than 68% of the league's players, these data are placed on the entire league's guard line, and the performance is also worthy of fans' recognition.
In terms of conversion offense, Beal is the top master in the league, he has 5.1 rounds of conversion offense per game, ranking at the top of the league's guard line, and can score 1.16 points per round, more than the league's 58.8% of players. Among Beal's main offensive methods, face frame singles, ball holding and dismantling, fixed point shooting, shooting after cover, and switching offense are his most important offensive means.
Overall, Bill's personal abilities deserve recognition, and it is a pity that he was not selected as an All-Star in his peak season. In addition to scoring, Beal wants to better connect the teams and play a leading role. Partnering with Dinwiddie in the new season, the two worked together to bring the Wizards into the playoffs, even if it was a mission.