Suns guard Bradley Beal leaves Lakers game early due to injury
Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal left Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers early due to hamstring tightness.
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Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal left Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers early due to left hamstring tightness.
Beal played 15 minutes in the first half and scored four points on 2-of-6 shooting. He also had two rebounds, one turnover and one foul.
Beal has missed 20 games this season.
Collin Gillespie started the second half in place of the injured Beal as the Suns trailed the Lakers 54-37 following the break.
Lakers star Luka Doncic had 17 points at half to match the combined scoring output of Beal, Devin Booker and Kevin Durant.
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You are both mistaken BUT Yotes point is that Beal is committing theft. Beal cashing that huge check but not providing the basketball services. Grand Larceny is a property crime.
You also cannot enter a persons home without their permission even if they leave the door open. Criminal trespass and possibly breaking and entering or burglary depending on the state and if they take property.
I hope they can still get a return. I think he is an all time great player who somehow drains the fire from his teammates.
This guys a joke. Bench the big 3 let others get reps