It's media day and Bradley Beal had a blast. With everything going in with the Washington Wizards over the past few days, it's definitely a welcome development for Washington fans to see their top scorer taking things lightly.

On Sunday, the two-time All-Star pulled out his signature pose that probably perfectly sums up everything he's feeling right now.

It has been a crazy few days for Bradley Beal and the Wizards as they saw their franchise player in John Wall traded all the way to the Houston Rockets in exchange for another spit-fire point guard in Russell Westbrook. The blockbuster trade has rocked the NBA world and has also amplified rumors on whether this move would further push Beal away from DC.

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But as it stands, Beal is definitely still a Wizard and is actually excited to welcome the former MVP in Washington. Whether this Beal-Westbrook experiment will work out for head coach Scott Brooks obviously remains to be seen.

The 27-year-old Beal is coming off his best scoring year in the league after he capped off his eighth season with the Wizards by averaging 30.5 points per game, which just put him behind James Harden–Wall's new partner in H-Town.

Beal has become one of the most potent scorers in the league, and the addition of a fast-paced guard like Westbrook who's more than capable of facilitating the basketball should be beneficial to Beal and the Wizards.