“Wanted him to be a Bull for life”: Bradley Beal reasons why he did not like Michael Jordan playing for Washington Wizards

“Wanted him to be a Bull for life”: Bradley Beal reasons why he did not like Michael Jordan playing for Washington Wizards

The Washington Wizards have come to form very late in the season. Despite Bradley Beal putting his wizardry during the commencement of the season, the team could not register a single win. But now, Bradley Beal and Russell Westbrook have formed the much needed chemistry that is getting them the win. The Washington Wizards are portraying true potential to make it to playoffs. They have had 10 wins in the past 11 games. A team that has a rich past with legendary players like Michael Jordan hard some hard years. Recently franchise galore Bradley Beal commented upon why he did not like Michael Jordan playing here in DC.

Washington registered their 8th straight win today after getting past Cleveland Cavaliers with as many as 20-point margin. Bradley Beal ended up with 33 points while Russell Westbrook had a double-double against his name. Russ went for 14 points, 11 assist in today’s game. But what was catchier was Bradley Beal’s accuracy while shooting. However, his comments post game turned out to be the headline.

Bradley Beal hated Michael Jordan at Washington Wizards

Michael Jordan came out of his retirement in the 2011 season from being VP of Washington Wizards to playing in the roster. After losing 8 straight games, they managed to pull 9 consecutive wins in December. But Bradley Beal was not really supportive of Jordan’s place back in Wizards. During the post-game interview, he exclaimed, “damn.” He said, “I hated that he came back and played because I always wanted him to be, no offense D.C., I always wanted him to be a Bull for life.” He honestly presented his view regarding Jordan coming out of retirement.

Jordan could not help the team pass playoffs despite averaging 21.2 points, 5.9 boards and 4.4 assists. Jordan finally hung his sneakers in 2003 for the final time. His 2-year stint at the Wizards came to an end. While facing the former team Chicago Bulls, Jordan registered 29 points winning an epic duel with Ron Mercer. 19 years down the line, Bradley Beal has taken over to be a leader setting examples. Can he manage to get the Wizards to playoffs?

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