#3 Washington Wizards vs Chicago Bulls (53 points)
The 2019-20 season was one of the best individual seasons for Bradley Beal. Turning up outstanding performances for the Wizards on multiple game nights, the game against the Chicago Bulls was one of those magic moments.
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The Big Panda put up a 53-point performance against the Bulls, showing his superior shooting skills as he finished the game scoring 15-of-21 from the field with 18-of-20 free throws made. He also put up five shots from beyond the arc, with an accuracy of 45.5%. His five rebounds, four assists, two steals, and one block rounded up an all-action performance.
#2 Milwaukee Bucks vs Washington Wizards (55 points)
Bradley Beal’s second-highest scoring performance came in an entertaining match-up against Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. Though the Wizards ended the encounter with a loss, Beal stood out, producing an excellent performance to create history in the NBA.
The shooting guard had been on the high-end that season, scoring 53 points in a dominant performance against the Bulls earlier that week and returned with another masterclass, putting up 55 points against the Bucks.
He performed excellently from beyond the arc, netting 8-of-13 three-pointers while scoring 15-of-27 field goals. He attained an almost perfect score from the free-throw line, recording a 90% accuracy.
Bradley Beal became the first player in franchise history to put up back-to-back 50+ points in a game.
#1 Washington Wizards vs Philadelphia 76ers (60 points)
Bradley Beal and Joel Embiid were highly praised for their efforts in an entertaining match-up during the 2020-21 season. Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers finished the encounter with a 141-136 win, but it was Beal who truly dominated the encounter, recording 60 points to make Embiid’s tally of 38 seem easy.
The Wizards no.3 produced an inspiring performance against a high-flying 76ers side, rallying the team from a 21-point gap in the first half to ensure a tight contest by the end of the encounter.
At the start of the game, Beal was already on fire, shooting 11-16 whilst on the floor in the first half. He ended the half with 32 points, becoming the third-highest first-half scorer in franchise history after Michael Jordan and Gilbert Arenas.
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