Bradley Beal can’t say he was snubbed this year.
The Washington Wizards star made third-team All-NBA for the first time in his nine-year career — an honor that reflected Beal’s magnificent season. Beal was second in the league in scoring, averaging 31.3 points per game. He was one of the two guards on the third team, joining Brooklyn’s Kyrie Irving.
Last fall, Beal and his family were upset the guard wasn’t recognized for the award. Beal tweeted “yikes” after a tweet stated that the guard was the first player to not earn the honor despite averaging at least 30 points and six assists.