“Russell Westbrook is all about winning and team play”: Bradley Beal praises his Wizards co-star after another monster triple-double

Washington Wizards star Bradley Beal makes an appearance on ‘The Jump’ and rises to his teammate Russell Westbrook’s defense 

The Washington Wizards are one of the hottest teams in the NBA as of now. Prior to them losing a hard-fought 146-143 OT game against the Spurs, the Wizards were on an eight-game win streak.

The main driving force behind the recent run has been the form of Bradley Beal and Russell Westbrook. Bradley Beal has been leading the league in scoring this season. He’s averaging 31.4 points, 4.8 rebounds, 4.6 assists, and 1.2 steals per game.

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Russell Westbrook is averaging a triple-double for the season, averaging 21.8 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists, and 1.3 steals for the season. These two propelled the Wizards from their rough start to a play-in spot.

“Russell Westbrook is all about winning and team play”: Bradley Beal

Russell Westbrook is one of the most consistent performers over the course of the last half-decade. He has averaged a 26 point triple-double over the course of the last 5 seasons.  Despite him displaying brilliance night in night out, he is one of the most criticized players in the league.

Bradley Beal made an appearance on one of the recent episodes of ‘The Jump’. Beal used this platform to clear up some misconceptions about his teammate. He clarified that the rumors about Westbrook are completely wrong, and said,

“Everybody has this misconception on Russ that he’s a bad teammate, doesn’t get along with coaches and only cares about himself,” Beal said. “When he got here, it’s the complete opposite. He loves his teammates. He’s all about his teammates, he’s all about team, he’s all about winning.”

Bradley Beal has Russell Westbrook’s back 🤝

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— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) April 27, 2021

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Bradley Beal and Westbrook together had a rocky start, but with the way they have been playing, it seems like they can make it to the playoffs easily. It is also nice to see how the two have bonded so well in this short span and how well Russ is mixing with the rest of the team.