The Washington Post’s Candace Buckner reported on Tuesday, that Bradley Beal was named an All-Star. This marks the Washington Wizards‘ shooting guard’s first appearance and it’s well-deserved.
In addition to being selected as a reserve by the Eastern Conference coaches, Beal will also participate in the Three-Point Shootout.
This accolade shouldn’t surprise Wizards’ fans, as the shooting guard has been shooting lights out almost every game. The All-Star guard has been averaging 23.6 points and shooting 36.8 percent from three-point range.
Beal has expanded his game, holding true on his promise that he wants to be known as more than a sharpshooter.