Don’t forget about self-deprecation, “Some people want to say that trade rumors are a factor.”
Ten starters have been announced to compete in the 2020-21 NBA All-Star Game, which will be held in Atlanta on February 18th and March 7th. Among them, the one that attracted the most attention was Wizards’ Bradley Beal, who won the first place in the fan vote in the guard category of the East Conference.
Beer has been selected as an all-star for the third time in his career since the 2018-19 season, but this is the first time he has been selected as a starter. Beer thanked him at a press conference after the announcement of the election, saying, “It’s a great honor.” “I’m really honored to be the first All-Star Game starter. I want to thank all the fans, the media and the players who voted for me.”
Beer laughed with a self-deprecating story when asked, “What do you think was the reason why you were selected as No. 1 in the guard category?” Invited.
Beer, which averaged 32.8 points (career high), 5.2 rebounds (career high), and 4.7 assists this season, is self-analyzing that the performance of the first half of the game may also be a factor in the increase in the number of votes. “I don’t really know, but last year and this year I was talking about my name. I think I’m getting more recognition than before because I’ve had a good first half of the season this season. It didn’t appear on TV, and something didn’t change much, so I don’t really know why, but it feels like an incredible change. “
Wizards suffered from the loss of the main force due to the influence of the new coronavirus health and safety protocol from the opening, but finally the flow of the team began to improve with three consecutive victories. The selection of an ace beer starter is good news for the team.
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