Upcoming unrestricted free agent Bradley Beal has already received plenty of interest from multiple organizations. Numerous players around the league have also joined in, making efforts to lure the All-Star to their respective teams. The veteran, who continues to rehab from wrist surgery, reportedly hasn't made up his mind regarding his future in D.C. However, no matter what uniform he wears in October, he should continue providing more than enough production for fantasy managers in all formats. Still, Beal will need to remain healthy, which has been a significant issue throughout his career.

Upcoming free agent Bradley Beal has a lot to consider over the summer. The superstar admitted he's dealing with anxiety regarding his future in Washington, but ultimately, he will do what's best for him and his family. Beal, who has a $36.4 million player option, could remain with the Wizards. However, he may also opt-out and sign with a different club altogether. Yet, considering he would make more by inking an agreement with Washington, a sign-and-trade deal would be the most logical scenario if he decides to walk. Nevertheless, the 28-year-old, who is currently rehabbing after undergoing season-ending wrist surgery, has proven to be one of the most effective fantasy options over the years. Still, his health is seemingly always an issue, so his draft stock should continue to take a hit.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal (wrist) hasn't played for any other club throughout his career. He's also repeatedly expressed his desire to remain in D.C. moving ahead, consistently squashing trade rumors over the years. However, with the veteran due to hit free agency this summer, there's still a chance he may find a new home for the 2022-23 campaign. The Blazers have reportedly emerged as a team interested in acquiring his services, especially since the franchise is looking for another superstar to pair with Damian Lillard. Yet, since Beal can make more money by agreeing to a new contract with the Wizards, a sign-and-trade may be the only logical way to bring him to Portland. Nonetheless, Beal, who underwent wrist surgery in February, should continue to be an effective fantasy option for years to come, although his inability to stay healthy has been an issue.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal is still "leaning" toward signing a multi-year contract with the team. A potential deal would pay him around $250 million, and it would keep him in D.C. for many years to come. Beal continues to rehab from a season-ending wrist injury, although he's seemingly moving in the right direction after undergoing surgery in February. The veteran, who has been the topic of consistent trade rumblings over the years, has averaged 22.1 points, 4.2 assists, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.1 steals throughout his career. He hasn't played for any other franchise throughout his tenure in the league and has repeatedly expressed his loyalty to the city. While things could change regarding his future with the organization, the 28-year-old will remain a sought-after fantasy option, with his inability to stay healthy being his biggest downfall.

Washington Wizards star shooting guard Bradley Beal (wrist) has announced that he plans to undergo season-ending surgery on his left wrist. Beal sprained his left wrist during a game against the Memphis Grizzlies on January 29 and he has been sidelined ever since. This is devastating news for the Wizards and any fantasy managers rostering Beal. The former third overall pick averaged 23.2 points, 6.6 assists, 4.7 rebounds and 1.6 threes per game this year. Spencer Dinwiddie and Aaron Holiday will continue to shoulder a heavier workload with Beal out. Corey Kispert and Deni Avdija should also continue to see sturdy minutes off the bench.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal (wrist) will miss his fifth consecutive game against the Nets on Tuesday. The team is hopeful that surgery can be ruled out, and various treatment options are currently being considered on the star guard's sprained wrist ligament. With Beal's timeline for a return unknown, fantasy managers should keep him on the injured list and hope that he can come back sooner than later to provide an impact with his offensive production for a struggling Wizards team.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal (wrist) will be re-evaluated on Tuesday, according to head coach Wes Unseld Jr. The veteran has missed his previous three games because of a left wrist sprain and won't be in the lineup on Monday against the Heat either. Nevertheless, with the All-Star break on the horizon, there's a good chance Beal won't be back anytime soon, so in the meantime Kyle Kuzma should continue to see an increase in usage and plus-minus differential.

Washington Wizards forward Bradley Beal (wrist) is out again on Saturday. Beal has already missed two games after spraining his left wrist, so his upcoming absence against the red-hot Suns will mark his third straight. He saw a specialist on Tuesday, so it's unknown exactly how much longer he will be out, although it's likely he won't be back until after the All-Star break. Nevertheless, with Beal out of the equation, Kyle Kuzma should continue to benefit the most, with the 26-year-old averaging 19.6 points, 9.2 boards, and 2.9 assists throughout 11 games without him on the floor this season.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal (wrist) is expected to miss the team's next two games due to a left wrist sprain. The injury occurred during Saturday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies, during which Beal scored a season-low nine points on 2-of-11 shooting. The Wizards have a favorable matchup against the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope could be in line to shoulder a heavier load against his former team, making him a worthwhile DFS play. Deni Avdija and Corey Kispert could also see a bump in productivity, but neither has a ton of upside.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal was placed in the league's health and safety protocols prior to Tuesday's game vs. Oklahoma City, ruling him out indefinitely. Corey Kispert will enter the starting five with Beal missing action for the second time this season due to the protocols. The three-time All-Star has been on a torrid run over his last nine games, averaging 28.6 points, 7.8 assists, and 4.7 rebounds, while knocking down better than 10 made field goals per outing. Beal's absence from the lineup should funnel additional offensive upside toward Kyle Kuzma, Spencer Dinwiddie, and others for the time being.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal will return on Thursday evening against the Cavs. The veteran has missed his previous three outings because of COVID-19 health and safety protocols and had been riding a questionable tag heading into the contest against a Cleveland team that recently lost Ricky Rubio (knee) for the year. Unquestionably, the Wizards and fantasy managers alike are certainly glad to get Beal back, especially since the team will be without Spencer Dinwiddie because of protocols. With Raul Neto out as well for the same reason, Beal will likely handle most of the ball-handling duties and should see an increase in usage as a result.

Washington Wizards shooting guards/small forwards Bradley Beal and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope are both questionable to suit up for Thursday's game against Cleveland as they attempt to return from the league's COVID-19 health and safety protocols. Beal and Caldwell-Pope have both missed each of Washington's past three contests, which has allowed Corey Kispert, Aaron Holidayand Deni Avdija to all see elevated roles and offensive usage. With Beal leading the team in scoring (23.3 points per game) and assists (5.9 per game) and Caldwell-Pope leading the way in steals (1.3 per game), getting the duo back would be a major boost for a team that is dealing with widespread injuries and COVID issues. Check back prior to tip-off to get the final word, as Beal is among the game's elite and is a must-start in all formats when cleared.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal has been ruled out for Tuesday's game against Miami, his third consecutive absence under the league's health and safety protocols. Aaron Holiday has shifted into the starting five for the past two contests, while Spencer Dinwiddie has been the team's leading scorer in those outings, with both players getting a significant boost in DFS appeal without Beal in the mix. Prior to entering the protocols, Beal had been finding his rhythm from the field, shooting 56.1 percent over his last three games en route to a 31-PPG average. His next chance to take the floor comes Thursday vs. the Cavaliers.

Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal has a chance at playing on Tuesday against the Miami Heat. Head coach Wes Unseld Jr. mentioned that he is hopeful Beal can clear protocols before Tuesday's contest. Beal has not played since December 18 and would obviously need to show two negative tests before being cleared to play. His return would send Cory Kispert to the second unit. There wasn't a ton of streaming value for him anyway. Fantasy managers will have to check back on Tuesday for another update on Beal.

Washington Wizards point guard Spencer Dinwiddie ran things on Thursday against the Knicks, finishing a 124-117 win with 21 points, seven rebounds and 12 assists. He shot 7-for-14 from the field with a 3-for-7 record from downtown and provided one steal and one block on the defensive end. Bradley Beal (health and safety protocols) found himself sidelined for this matchup and Dinwiddie took full advantage of it. He's been pretty miserable throughout December but is now trying to finish strongly. The schedule looks pretty nasty for Dinwiddie, though, with games against Philadelphia, Miami and Cleveland coming up. These three teams have done a very good job defensively against point guards this season.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal is the latest big name to be placed in the league's COVID-19 health and safety protocols, ruling him out for Thursday's contest against the Knicks. Beal had been on an offensive tear over his past three games, averaging 31 points on 56.2 percent shooting overall. His absence will funnel additional offensive opportunities to all teammates, but it's most likely to benefit Spencer Dinwiddie and Kyle Kuzma from a DFS perspective. Beal's vaccination status could complicate how quickly he is able to return to action, but his next opportunity will come Sunday vs. Philadelphia.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal scored a season-high 37 points as the team took down the Jazz on Saturday 109-103. He finished with 13-for-24 shooting from the field and went 9-for-10 at the foul line with a 2-for-5 record from deep. Beal made some plays as well with seven assists and collected five rebounds and one block with two turnovers in 36 minutes. Washington's star man has been back to his best scoring form in recent games and will look to keep it up next against a depleted Nets side.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal scored a game-high 26 points on 11-for-18 shooting in Thursday's 118-98 loss to the Suns, hitting 2-for-3 from downtown and 2-for-4 at the foul line. He dished out five assists with five turnovers and registered three rebounds and one steal in 31 minutes. Beal has now scored 56 points across his last two outings. The three-time All-Star has seen his scoring numbers drop a lot this season, but he's now back around the 30-point mark with some very efficient shooting. Utah will try to stop him next. The two teams met only recently and Beal had 21 points in a blowout loss. He can do a lot better if the game stays close.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal missed both of his attempts from deep Wednesday night against Detroit, but he had a solid shooting performance overall and finished a 119-116 overtime win with 25 points. Beal was 10-for-19 from the field and shot 5-for-8 at the foul line, adding six rebounds, three assists, one steal and four turnovers in 43 minutes. Washington's star man made a sloppy start to the month, but he's bounced back by getting 59 points across two games. He'll go head to head with the red-hot Donovan Mitchell next as Utah comes to visit on Saturday, which will be a fascinating matchup.

Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal reignited offensively in Monday's loss to the Pacers, shooting 12-for-19 from the field and 9-for-10 at the line en route to a game-high 34 points. The 28-year-old scoring machine had failed to hit the 20-point plateau in four straight games prior to Monday's action. He finished 1-for-3 with the three-ball and posted four assists with one turnover and two rebounds. Beal heated himself up here for a meeting with the miserable Pistons. Detroit is ranked only 24th in defensive efficiency and this should be another fine night for Beal before he takes on Utah in a much tougher matchup.