Bradley Beal explains how he has more respect for LeBron James after All-Star weekend

Bradley Biel was able to rub the shoulders with the best players in the league because he was rewarded with the first All-Star performance last weekend for his impressive season.

After dealing with injuries and instability in his early years in the league, the Washington Wizards Star is now behind him and finally fulfilled his ability.

He is always determined to be in the league's top-ranked players in his place and his effort is now paid.

This year, he has averaged 23.6 points, 4.2 assists, and 4.5 rebounds - all career-high.

As a spokesman for Team LeBron, Biel did not replace him as a reserve of a solid show.

He ended the night with 14 points in a 5-off-10 shoot in the 148-145 win, and finished three-off in the 4-off -8.

After LeBron James was selected in the opening All-Draft Draft, the 24-year-old Kevlland Cavaliers gave the opportunity to work and play with the superstar.

He was able to get close and personal level with the league's best player and note that he was on the floor and how far away his business was.

In an interview with The Washington Post's Condée Buckner, the shooting guard described it as a memorable experience.

"He is an unbelievable companion, the first one," Biel said. "Two days in his team ... it's an unbelievable experience."

Wizards told the bookman, though it was short-lived, he allowed four times more respect for MVP.

When he was 15 years old and prepared for the game, he agreed with the astonishment he saw from the champion three times.

"What he's doing to take care of his body before his preparation, his vision, his mentality, and before the game is that it's the best of a hall of fame and the game is never better to play," he says.

In the past, players such as Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant have given the same appreciation to how the player reaches the player.

These psychology and professional rules separate the best players from the rest and it is good to see Beale learn from LeBron during his time.

But the Washington Star breaks his focus on the LBJ as it takes on Cavs in the first game after a break.

With John Wall Out, Biel comes to see that the team will be one of the top four playoff spots and ends the season in a positive way.

They have struggled to stay fixed for all years, but it is time to retain their profits as one of the Challengers in the East.