Will Bradley Beal finally blossom as the next best shooting guard and even take James Harden's throne as the best 2 guard right now?

The budding Wizard star is known for his work ethic which is why he was drafted as the third overall pick back in 2012. However, injuries derailed his career for a bit but in last season, he proved that he is an offensive force to be reckoned with when he is healthy.

He spoke with Bleacher Report and he pointed out the areas of his game that needs improving. The 22 year-old guard is determined to take the next big step while at the same time, taking his team to greater heights.

"Nothing in my game is perfect," Beal told Bleacher Report. "I've been working on putting the ball on the floor more, as always. Working on catching-and-shooting. Working on my quickness, because I want to be a defensive stopper for our team as much as I can."

"Whatever it takes in order for us to be good and successful, in order for me to be an All-Star, I have to be able to play on both ends of the floor. So as much as I can, I'm just improving all around and just trying to be one of the best 2s in the game," Beal added.

His trainer, Drew Hanlen, saw great strides on Beal's game and he praised the young star for being at the level he is right now.

"He's so well-built for his size," said Hanlen. "He utilizes his height, his strength and he moves very fluidly using those things. I think the best thing for him is, over the last couple years, he's been able to drop his hips lower so he can move more efficiently on the court, which has been a tremendous help to his ability to kind of get himself into the spots that he's efficient at."