Bradley Beale appears to have a new vitality for the LA Clippers as she has built her ambitions in her new interview.
Bradley Beal is set to make a fresh start for next season. After two disappointing seasons of beer with the Phoenix Suns, both sides decided to say goodbye to each other.
Beal signs with the LA Clippers after agreeing to an acquisition with the Sons. Despite several teams fighting to get his signature, Beale chose to stay west near his new home.
The move worked well as it connected to the gap the Clippers created when Beale traded Norman Powell. The previous All-Star could be a starter next season.
Kendrick Perkins believes Beal’s career will be riding next season. Well, it appears Beal has found his motivation at LA Clippers.
Bradley Beal recently spoke in an interview with KMOV. When discussing his recent move to the LA Clippers, the former outlined his main goals.
Beal reiterated that his ultimate goal is to win the NBA Championship. He added that the Clippers’ new environment has reinvigorated his desire to win the championship.
“I need a ring. You know I want something bad. I certainly felt like I had a new life. A new hunger. I’m excited for the opportunity.
“New cities, new environments. But there’s also a hungry environment. I’m definitely excited about the opportunity to win.”
I’m happy to hear that Beale has found her motivation again in basketball. But motivation alone won’t help him and the LA Clippers.
With the arrival of Bradley Beal, Chris Paul and Brook Lopez, the Clippers made history, but not in the way they wanted it to.
The Clippers’ 2025-26 NBA roster is the oldest in history, with an average age of 33.2 years. They have talented players, but the Clippers have mercy here in their father’s time.
It was the 2021-22 La Lakers that the NBA team gathered a roster of veteran players past Prime. And fans rarely need to remind them how poor it is for them.
Kendrick Perkins recently chuckled at Clippers’ aging roster. And while Perkins tends to engage in history, it is difficult to oppose the points he made.
Perhaps the wealth of experience will help the Clippers overcome their age and physical declines in next season.