Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal continued his recent hot streak since returning from injury during the team's loss to the Utah Jazz on Thursday night. He finished the game with 30 points, five rebounds, and five assists on a very efficient 13-for-20 from the floor. Lately, the only issue with Beal's game has been his three-point shooting. He hasn't a three since December 2nd against the Charlotte Hornets. Over the last three games he's 0-for-8 from beyond the arc.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal was back from a six-game absence on Sunday and led the team with 29 points in a 119-117 loss to the Lakers. He shot 9-for-17 for the night and had an 11-for-13 record at the charity stripe without hitting any triples. Beal's line included two rebounds, three assists and three turnovers in 32 minutes. It's been a stop-start season for Beal so far, with him having struggled to stay in the lineup. He's managed to play in just 19 of the team's 31 games. Fingers crossed that the Washington star can now remain healthy for the rest of the way. Beal will need to hit some outstanding form as well, with the team having dropped 10 games in a row and outside of the playoff picture.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal (hamstring) is considered questionable for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers. The star guard has missed the last six games, but has a legitimate chance to suit up here. His return would send Corey Kispert to the bench, which would significantly hurt his fantasy value. Also, Will Barton and Jordan Goodwin wouldn't see as many chances with Beal back in the fold. Fantasy managers will have to check back closer to tip-off for another update on Beal.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal (hamstring) was able to get in a full practice workload Friday, a step in the right direction for his availability as soon as Saturday's game vs. the Clippers. Beal has missed the previous five outings due to a right hamstring strain, which has allowed Corey Kispert to slide back into the starting lineup. Kyle Kuzma, Kristaps Porzingis, Will Barton and others have picked up the offensive workload that comes along with losing Beal's 22.9 PPG through his first 18 contests. Fantasy managers will want to check back Saturday to monitor Beal's status, although he'll likely face a capped workload once he is ultimately cleared to suit up.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal (hamstring) will remain out for Wednesday's meeting with the Nuggets. He will miss a fifth consecutive game, but Beal shouldn't be far from returning anymore, with him having cleared for on-court activities on Monday. Corey Kispert has been starting in Beal's absence and should remain in the starting unit until the Washington star is ready to return. The 23-year-old is averaging 9.2 points, 3.0 rebounds and 1.7 assists as a starter this season.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal (hamstring) has been cleared to resume on-court activities, but remains sidelined for Monday's game against the Brooklyn Nets. Head coach Wes Unseld Jr. mentioned that Beal should be available at some point during the road trip that begins on December 14. The star guard is trending in the right direction, which is great news for fantasy managers. Corey Kispert should remain in the starting lineup while Beal continues to sit out. He is worth streaming in most fantasy formats until Beal gets back to full speed.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal (hamstring) exited the team's game against the Los Angeles Lakers on December 4th with a hamstring strain and has been waiting to be re-evaluated since then. At the time, Shams Charania reported that the team would wait a week and evaluate him then. With that being said, he's going to miss at least one more game before then and could miss a couple more. While the 29-year-old is out, Corey Kispert is likely to remain in the starting five and can be a good streaming option in deeper leagues.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal logged only three minutes in Sunday's defeat to the Lakers, exiting with a right hamstring strain. The severity of the issue is currently unknown, but Beal should be regarded as questionable for Wednesday's clash versus Chicago. He could even end up missing multiple games because muscle strains usually take at least a couple of weeks to clear up. Beal has already missed six games this season, so he will likely be very frustrated with the latest blow. Kyle Kuzma and Kristaps Porzingis, who combined 53 points on Sunday, have had productive stretches without Beal in the lineup. His absence also allowed Corey Kispert and Jordan Goodwin to log more minutes Sunday.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal led the team with 30 points in Sunday's 130-121 loss to Boston, adding five rebounds, four assists and two steals in 35 minutes on the court. He failed to hit from deep but shot a very solid 11-for-19 overall from the field and was 8-for-9 at the foul line. Beal also registered two turnovers in the contest. This was one of Beal's best games of the season and only the second time in 2022-23 that he was able to reach the 30-point plateau. The three-time All-Star has averaged fewer than 24 points per game this season, but his production has improved in November, and Washington's star man has enjoyed a bit of a scoring surge lately, going for 25-plus points in five straight contests. He is well set up to keep up his improved form, as the Wizards start a favorable run of games Monday against the pacy Timberwolves.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal suffered a quadriceps injury in Sunday's 106-102 win over Charlotte. He had a great performance with 26 points, four rebounds, five assists and five steals, but was injured in the final seconds of the game. Head coach Wes Unseld Jr. said that Beal will be re-evaluated on Monday. This was only his third game back from health and safety protocols, so being forced to spend even more time on the sidelines would definitely hurt Beal. With Monte Morris (ankle) also dealing with an injury, Jordan Goodwin could start to run the backcourt and there should be more minutes available for Will Barton. However, with Washington being off until Wednesday, Morris and Beal have some good time to recover and might be able to play.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal is going to be back on the court and back in the starting lineup on Wednesday night against the Oklahoma City Thunder. After missing five games while in the health and safety protocols, fantasy managers can finally plug him back into their active lineups. Before entering the protocols, the 29-year-old was averaging 21.6 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 5.7 assists per game through nine games. He'll likely return to his star status at any moment.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal won't suit up for Sunday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies. The 29-year-old has been cleared to return, but needs to get up his conditioning before he begins playing again. In the meantime, Corey Kispert will remain in the starting five, while Jordan Goodwin gets extended playing time with the second unit. Both players should see significant minutes and be worth streaming while Beal gets back up to speed.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal has cleared health and safety protocols but will remain out for Saturday's matchup against Utah. He has sat out three games because of the protocols, but it's possible now that Beal returns on Sunday versus Memphis when the Wizards complete the weekend's back-to-back set. Corey Kispert look set to log another start in Beal's absence on Saturday. He hasn't done a lot in the role so far, averaging seven points with two rebounds and 1.7 assists in 22 minutes.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal will stay on the sidelines for the team's game on Saturday against the Utah Jazz. The star shooting guard is still in the health and safety protocols and will end up missing his fourth consecutive game. Corey Kispert will likely get the start again in Beal's absence and should be a solid streaming option as well. Someone that could help managers in deeper leagues could also be Jordan Goodwin.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal won't play on Monday night versus the Hornets, marking his second consecutive absence while adhering to health and safety protocols. Corey Kispert got the start for Beal against the Grizzlies on Sunday night and finished with six points in 24 minutes, so he's not a lock to produce for the meeting with Charlotte. With Kyle Kuzma (shoulder) questionable, Kristaps Porzingis may carry the load on the offensive end. There's also room for Rui Hachimura and Monte Morris to see an uptick in production, even more so if Kuzma is ultimately ruled out.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal (back) only played 22 minutes in the blowout win over the Detroit Pistons. While the nature of the blowout did contribute to Beal's low playing time, he left the game with back tightness and did not check in until the end of third quarter, finishing with 13 points, six assists and four rebounds. Will Barton started the second half and finished with 16 points, four threes, four assists, two rebounds, two steals and a block in 29 minutes. Barton would The Wizards do not play until Friday so Beal should have plenty of rest and is not expected to miss any games at this time. However, if Beal is to sit out, Barton would likely be the biggest benefactor.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal has officially declined his $36.4 million player option for next season. That means, Beal will become one of the best free agents on the market this summer. Now, Beal can sign a five-year max deal with Washington or join another team on a four-year deal. The Wizards have failed to be competitive lately, which could mean Beal decides to leave. However, they did already acquire Monte Morris and Will Barton this offseason. Obviously, the Wizards are trying to show Beal that they do plan to win right now. He's going to a top tier fantasy value anywhere he goes, but no one would blame him for leaving the Wizards.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal is anticipated to decline his player option. However, according to ESPN NBA Insider Adrian Wojnarowski, he is expected to sign a five-year deal that would pay the superstar a total of $248 million. Without a doubt, the veteran has been a fantastic fantasy producer over the years, averaging 22.1 points, 4.2 assists, and 4.1 boards while shooting 37.2% from behind the arc. Yet, Beal has played an entire season just twice during his decade in the NBA, all in D.C., so fantasy managers should expect some absences in 2022-23, although he has top-10 potential if can stay healthy.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal will turn down his $36.4 million player option. The multi-time All-Star remained mum on his future. However, it now appears he will head to free agency after spending his entire career in D.C. Unquestionably, Beal is one of the most talented players in the league, holding lifetime averages of 22.1 points, 4.2 assists, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.1 steals. He's also shot 37.2% from deep. Yet, he's battled numerous injuries throughout his tenure as a professional and will enter the 2022-23 campaign coming off a season-ending wrist injury that required surgery. Still, if the 28-year-old can stay healthy, he has top-25 fantasy potential (possibly higher) written all over him, no matter where he ends up this summer.

Upcoming unrestricted free agent guard Bradley Beal admitted he's already decided where he'll be suiting up next season. However, the veteran is refusing to disclose where that will be. Without a doubt, Beal has been one of the most productive players in the league over the years, so naturally, he is expected to receive a large amount of interest over the summer. Still, he has battled countless injuries, including season-ending wrist surgery in April. As a result, his fantasy stock will continue to take a hit until he proves he can remain healthy moving ahead.