Bradley Beal fittingly represented the Washington Wizards in this year’s NBA All-Star three-point contest. Earlier in the day, when asked what was the key to doing well in this competition, the All-Star guard answered “confidence”.
Confidence is a very familiar trait with this shooting guard. He is averaging 37 percent from three-point range, and is having the best season of his NBA career.
However, Beal started off sluggish and only scored 15 points, not enough to reach the final round.
He started slow, like really slow. In fact, the first-time All-Star failed to make a single shot from the first rack.