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Bradley Beal made significant strides in recovery, participating fully in Monday’s practice, including 5-on-5 scrimmages. Though he will miss Thursday’s exhibition, Beal aims to be fully prepared for the Clippers’ season opener against the Jazz on October 22. With his knee issue resolving, he may present value in the middle rounds of fantasy drafts, despite past injury concerns.

In a recent update, Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue confirmed that Bradley Beal will be the team’s starting shooting guard for the upcoming season. After fluctuating between starting and bench roles during his time with the Suns, Beal’s role alongside James Harden in Los Angeles boosts his fantasy value. However, with Beal’s history of not surpassing 60 games in recent seasons, the Clippers may manage his minutes to optimize his performance and longevity.

Bradley Beal will begin the Clippers’ training camp with limited participation following an offseason arthroscopic knee procedure. The veteran guard, who recently moved on from Phoenix, faces skepticism from fantasy managers given his recent injury history. Although Beal promises potential upside, his early ADP is affected by concerns over his durability, making him a risky pick for the upcoming season.