Bradley Beal, wife slam Warriors’ Kent Bazemore over injury comments
NY Post
Wizards guard Bradley Beal and his wife Kamiah put the full-court press on Warriors guard Kent Bazemore after he threw shade at Beal on Monday.
The war of words began when Bazemore, during a Warriors shoot around, spoke to the media about Steph Curry’s standing in this season’s NBA scoring race. Currently, Curry and Beal are neck-and-neck to claim the scoring title. Curry is averaging 31.9 points per game this season and Beal, who is out with a hamstring strain, is averaging 31.4. He suffered the injury in an impressive 50-point performance on Saturday in a win against the Pacers. “49 points in 29 minutes, that’s unreal,” Bazemore said, laughing, while referencing his close friend Curry’s stats from his explosive performance on Saturday in a win over the Thunder. “We got guys hurting hamstrings to keep up.”
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