“Bradley Beal, I’m sick of it”: Kamiah Adams-Beal is dejected after her husband’s 47-point game goes in vain as Wizards lose 3 straight

Wizards star Bradley Beal’s wife Kamiah Adams-Beal posts a 3-word tweet: ‘Sick of it.’ His 47 point effort was wasted in the absence of Russ.

Washington Wizards suffered yet another loss. Tonight they fell short to the New Orleans Pelicans 124-106. This marks the third straight loss for the Washington Wizards. Bradley Beal recorded a game-high 47 points, but it was all in vain, as he couldn’t lead his team to the dub.

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Beal was visibly frustrated after the loss. Bradley Beal scored 47 points, while shooting 17/37 from the floor, and also had six assists, four rebounds, and four steals. His performance tonight marked the sixth straight game where Beal scored 30 or more. What must hurt him is that the Wizards have gone 1-5 in those six games.

Kamiah Adams-Beal’s 3-word tweet in response to Bradley Beal losing again

The struggles of the Wizards this season have been frustrating not only for the players but for their families as well. After tonight’s loss, Bradley Beal’s wife published a three-word tweet, which clearly shows how annoying the whole thing is for her as well.

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Bradley Beal is leading the league this season in scoring. He has been averaging 35.4 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 4.9 assists this season. While Beal is having a career season, his team is stuck with the league’s worst 3-11 record.

After tonight’s loss, Beal holds a very embarrassing stat. He is now the only player in the league history to go 0-10 after scoring 40 points or more.

The trade market is hot for Bradley Beal right now. His performances have raised his trade value considerably, but Beal has yet to send an indication to the Wizards office with a trade request. The Wizards surely would be looking to move around some pieces to have a squad that can at least make the playoffs.