Bradley Beal opens up about the Wizards, Russell Westbrook and social justice | The Undefeated

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ESPN published this video item, entitled “Bradley Beal opens up about the Wizards, Russell Westbrook and social justice | The Undefeated” – below is their description.

In partnership with the Obama Foundation and MBK Alliance, Bradley Beal and Natasha Cloud sit down with The Undefeated’s Marc Spears to discuss the importance of mentorship and social justice. They also talk about the Washington Wizards and the Mystics, their expectations for their team’s and their own recent accomplishments in the sport. Then, Cloud opens up about her decision to opt out of the 2020 WNBA season.

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