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Cheap Bradley Beal Jersey didn’t have too many conversations with the late Cheap Wes Unseld Jersey, widely regarded as Washington’s most heralded player in team history. There was one conversation that really stuck with Beal, though.

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The Wizards, with Beal’s help, made sure to celebrate Unseld’s life at the first chance they got back in their home building, Capital One Arena, ahead of their second game of the season against the Magic. Beal shared his sentiments on the former MVP, who died June 2, in a prerecorded tribute video the Wizards played before the tip-off of their home opener on Saturday.

“I wish we had more time with him. I briefly had conversations with him,” Beal said in the video. “I remember one time specifically he told me to be a mf’er. Go be a dog. So, I’ll always remember that. That will always resonate with me.”

That’s certainly the type of advice that’ll resonate, especially coming from another dog like Unseld.

The team also released another powerful tribute video on Instagram, featuring some of Unseld’s teammates like power forward Cheap Elvin Hayes Jersey and swingman Cheap Kevin Grevey Jersey.

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“The greatest to ever put on a Bullets uniform,” Beal said. “That 41 is up in the rafters for a reason. He brought a championship here to D.C., and everything he represents and stands for, he was a true pioneer in the game of basketball and for his city.”

Unseld brought Washington the franchise’s only title back in 1978 as the Bullets. Before that, Unseld joined Wilt Chamberlain as the league’s only rookies to ever earn MVP honors. He also spent his entire 26-year professional career with the franchise, moving into an executive role before later becoming the team’s coach and then general manager after his playing days.

“For him to be as dominant as he was, to be an unselfish player, dominate on the boards, being able to battle down low, and for him to be the leader he was on that team, it speaks volumes,” Beal said. “And for him to be around after he played, be around the city, he would be around us sometimes. His son is still a part of the game, it’s really cool to see.”

Unseld’s bruising style of play down low turned him into the rebounding leader in 1975, and he finished with an impressive stat line of 14.0 rpg, 10.8 ppg, and 3.9 apg. The five-time all-star will always be fondly remembered in the D.C. sports community for what he did on and off the court.

“He’s a legend, he is the legend of D.C. So thank you for all you’ve done, for your remarkable career,” Beal said. “We truly miss you. Thank you, 41.”

The Wizards drafted McGee with the 18th pick in the in the 2008 Draft. McGee caught Washington’s eye for a couple of reasons – his shot blocking ability and the potential to be a great rim finisher with his long frame.

McGee was thrusted into the rotation immediately as he played in 75 games his rookie year. Though it was clear that McGee had potential, he was still very raw and too lanky to hold position against other post players. Even though McGee was a good shot blocker, his timing was often off and he regularly saw goaltending calls against him.

In the 2010-11 season, McGee averaged 10.1 points per game as the starting center – with most of those points coming on dunks or shots around the rim.

His downfall in Washington began earlier in the 2009-10 season because he got caught up in the circus-like atmosphere that shaped the end of the Arenas era, including the “finger guns” moment before a game against the Philadelphia 76ers. In the next season, he got into a fight with Cheap Andray Blatche Jersey outside of a D.C. nightclub.

The highlight of McGee’s time in Washington was probably in 2011 when he was in the Dunk Contest. McGee had a couple of very nice dunks including one where he dunked three basketballs but ultimately ended up losing to Blake Griffin.

McGee was traded to the Denver Nuggets during the 2011-12 season as the Wizards were looking reset the culture. After bouncing around to a few teams, McGee found his footing with the Golden State Warriors, where he played from 2016-18. There, he focused on making the right play instead of the spectacular play and carved out a nice role for himself. He won championships in each of his two seasons there.

Today, McGee plays for the Los Angeles Lakers, where he continues to play with that mindset and is still putting up solid numbers.

This begs the question: How good could McGee have been in Washington if he was more mature early on and didn’t get caught up in all of the hoopla?

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The Washington Wizards are still winless after a 120-113 loss to the Orlando Magic in back-to-back days.

With Cheap Russell Westbrook Jersey resting, Cheap Raul Neto Jersey — who finished the game with a career-high 22 points, four rebounds and five assists — was inserted into the starting lineup. The Wizards started strong, as rookie Cheap Deni Avdija Jersey (nine points, nine rebounds) splashed a three and found Cheap Thomas Bryant Jersey (16 points, seven rebounds and five assists) with a brilliant pass. With the Wizards up 16–4, Magic Coach Steve Clifford took a timeout.

With his first touch of the ball, Cheap Troy Brown Jersey, who had 12 points off the bench, knocked down back-to-back threes. For all the momentum the Wizards were building, Orlando guard Terrence Ross, who, along with Markelle Fultz, led the team with 26 points, picked up where he left off last night with a quick five points. A Cheap Robin Lopez Jersey circus shot, coupled with an Cheap Ish Smith Jersey pull-up jumper, saw Washington end the first quarter up 35–29.

While three-point marksman Dāvis Bertāns hit an early three in the second, his poor shooting continued — the “Latvian Laser” was a meager 1–4 from beyond the arc. A pair of turnovers courtesy of Cheap Jerome Robinson Jersey allowed Orlando to take the lead. With the Wizards playing clumsy basketball throughout the second quarter, Cheap Bradley Beal Jersey did everything he could to keep his team in the game, including giving Evan Fournier the run-around. Beal, who finished with a team- and game-high 29 points, also put up five rebounds and seven assists and was a main reason Washington only trailed by two at the half.

The Wizards opened the second half with blistering pace, as Neto demonstrated why Scott Brooks should look his way more often than he has in this fledgling season. Neto found Avdija and Beal on separate occasions with silky passes, hit a three and stole the ball off an inbounds play and drove to the rim for an easy two. With the Wizards in good shape — the team led 90–77 with 2:17 left on the game clock — Beal left the floor.

For the remainder of the quarter, the Wizards prevented Orlando from scoring; the team not only weathered the storm without Beal on the floor, they held a potent Magic offense to zero points.

A sloppy start to the fourth quarter foreshadowed the unbelievably horrendous loss the team was to endure. An eight-point Magic run to start the fourth forced Brooks to take a timeout and evaporated any momentum for the home team. Beal, Bryant and Neto did what they could, but swiss-cheese defense and missed shots cost the Wizards their precious — if not misleading — 17-point lead.

The Wizards will now head to a two-game series against the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday and Thursday this week.

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Russell Westbrook may be changing teams and jersey numbers, but the Washington Wizards’ new point guard said he isn’t going to change his demeanor on the court, no matter what people think of him.

Westbrook joined the Wizards on Saturday but did not practice due to paperwork from the trade with Houston having just been completed prior to practice. But he spoke to reporters for the first time since being traded for Cheap John Wall Jersey and he insisted he will continue to be himself on the floor.

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Westbrook was asked about what is most misunderstood about him.

“Where do you want me to start?” Westbrook said with a chuckle. “Well listen, I think the underlying thing about that is 90%, 100% is not even true.

“Because a lot of times, the things that are made up, people don’t actually know me to be able to say anything about me or what I am about or what I believe in. … The biggest thing for me is just kind of going and being myself, which is easy because being myself, I can be genuine and loyal and understanding. Obviously, I am not the easiest guy to understand, whatever, watch play, whatever people may think.”

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Westbrook is excited for a new start after his one season in Houston. He is eager to play alongside Cheap Bradley Beal Jersey and to be reunited with his former Oklahoma City head coach Scott Brooks.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Washington Wizards announced the first half of their 2020-21 regular season schedule today, with the season opener set for Wednesday, Dec. 23, in Philadelphia. The 2020-21 Wizards season will be presented by Capital One.

The Wizards will open their home schedule with a four-game homestand, with back-to-back games versus Orlando (Dec. 26 and 27) and two games versus Chicago (Dec. 29 and 31) at Capital One Arena. The opening four games mark the team’s longest homestand of the first half.

The first half of the home schedule features visits from the Miami Heat (Jan. 9), Atlanta Hawks (Jan. 29), Brooklyn Nets (Jan. 31), Toronto Raptors (Feb. 10), Houston Rockets (Feb. 15) and Los Angeles Clippers (Mar. 4). The Wizards will host the Cleveland Cavaliers in a Martin Luther King, Jr. Day matinee at 2:00 p.m. on Jan. 18.

Washington’s longest road trip is a five-game, eight-day stretch from Jan. 20-27 with stops in Charlotte (Jan. 20), Milwaukee (Jan. 22), San Antonio (Jan. 24), Houston (Jan. 26) and New Orleans (Jan. 27). They will also have a four-game, six-day west coast trip from Feb. 20-25 when they take on Portland (Feb. 20), L.A. Lakers (Feb. 22), L.A. Clippers (Feb. 23) and Denver (Feb. 25).

There are seven back-to-backs scheduled, including the back-to-back series with Orlando to open the home slate and back-to-back home games vs. Cleveland on Jan. 17 and 18. Both games against Cleveland will feature a 2:00 tipoff, while the Dec. 31 game against Chicago will begin at 5:00 p.m. All other games will tip off at 7:00 p.m.

Asked if he wanted to be traded from Houston after one season playing with James Harden, Westbrook replied, “I’m happy about where I’m at” and that he wanted to keep the focus on the Wizards.

While he said he was allowed to wear his previous jersey No. 0 in Washington — where Cheap Gilbert Arenas Jersey once starred in that number — Westbrook said he has long wanted to wear 4, which was his high school number.

Westbrook, though, doesn’t plan on changing a thing about the ultra-competitive approach he is known for on the court, and he makes no apologies about it.

“The way I play the game kind of misconstrues people of who I am as a person, who I am and what I believe in and what I stand for,” Westbrook said. “Obviously, how I play and off the floor are two different people. When I am on the floor, I don’t have any friends, I am not trying to be friendly, I’m trying to bust somebody’s ass. I ain’t got time to try to shake hands and do all that. I don’t have time for it, and I am never changing that.”

Westbrook also said that he arrives in Washington looking to help Beal. Beal said Friday that he won’t give any stock to negative narratives about Westbrook being difficult to play with, or that he might try to come in “trying to run the show and just do everything by himself.”

“I’m super excited about it,” Westbrook said. “Brad is a superstar talent. … My job is to come in and continue to uplift and push him to be better. That is all I am here for. I am happy to be his counterpart and try to make it easier for him.”

Westbrook will be joining a team that has won just 32 and 27 games the past two seasons. Brooks said Westbrook will make an immediate impact as far as showing his teammates how hard he plays and works.

That immediate impact was felt Sunday, in Westbrook’s his first practice with the Wizards. Brooks said Westbrook showed up two hours before practice which is what the former Thunder coach said Westbrook routinely did in Oklahoma City.

“It definitely felt like old times,” Brooks said. “I’ve seen the intensity, seen him raise the group’s level before… You can tell everybody locked in. They are going to know this wasn’t just because it’s the first day [of camp and as a Wizard]… he’s always like that.”

While he hopes to take the Wizards back to the playoffs for the first time in three seasons, Westbrook said on Saturday his legacy won’t be defined by whether he wins a championship.

“Legacy for me is based on how many people I impact and inspire along my journey,” Westbrook said. “… I grew up in underserved communities, I understand what it’s like, I understand the struggle, I understand what it means and what it’s like to be a Black African American in society.”

“It’s important that somebody that has the power, the impact, the ability, the impact, the outreach to be able to put their foot down and make a stand,” Westbrook added. “To me, that is legacy. That creates legacy long term.”