Bradley Beal spoke to the media for the second time in two days, clarifying that he’s not opposed to the COVID-19 vaccine.
“I want to get that straight, I’m not sitting up here saying ‘vaccines are bad.’ I’m not sitting up here saying ‘this vaccine is bad.’ I’m not sitting up here saying that you shouldn’t get it,” Beal told FortyEightMinutes and other reporters on Tuesday. “It is a personal decision between every individual, that’s it. Right?”
[Related: WATCH: Bradley Beal’s Full Explanation on Vaccination Status]
Beal, who was diagnosed with the coronavirus over the summer (forcing him to miss Team USA’s gold medal Olympic run), says he’s still conducting research and he hasn’t completely made up his mind.
“We talk about it every day,” Beal said of him and the Wizards’ organization. “I’ll just go about those rules until my decision changes, which is still possible. I’m not sitting here saying that I won’t get it.”
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