Ever since being picked third overall in 2012, Bradley Beal has infuriated Washington Wizards fans.
He has shown enough flashes of his vast potential to receive a five-year, $128 million contract this past off-season, but has not played enough games, or consistently enough in those games, to truly justify the big payday.
Although he has been a solid player since his rookie year, he hasn’t yet made “the jump” into the echelons of stardom.
Last year, in a career-low 55 games, of which only 35 were starts, Beal averaged a career-high 17.