"I've been dealing with this for seven years"

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "The Wizards have been much worse than their talent suggests they should be, and it would seem that they have reached a breaking point.Washington would be willing to discuss negotiation John Wall and Bradley Beal. "Data-reactid =" 16 "> The Wizards have been far worse than their talent suggests, and it looks like they're about to break in. Washington would be willing to discuss trading John Wall and Bradley Beal.

Why now?

Shams Charania of Athletic:

Charania is right: these types of heated practices sometimes occur. My general rule: when it's so bad, the details come to the public, the situation is worse than normal.

Beal is not wrong to say that these problems were all too common during his stay in Washington. Really, it's remarkable, the Wizards have been such a hit – no lost seasons, four playoff appearances, three straight wins over the last five years – despite the many fights.

But it becomes so exhausting and losing only weakens tolerance. Beal sounds tired.

Maybe that leads Washington to exchange one of its stars. More likely, Wall and Beal continue to resist tension and eventually reach a reasonable level. Like always.