Bradley Beal, who has been playing through multiple injuries of late, will not face any restrictions during the Wizards' four-game road trip that kicks off Wednesday in Utah, CSN Washington reports.

Beal, who has been playing through multiple injuries of late, will not face any restrictions during the Wizards' four-game road trip that kicks off Wednesday in Utah, CSN Washington reports.

Analysis:

Beal submitted one of his most productive outings of the season his last time out against Portland on Monday, handing out seven assists and going 8-of-13 from the field en route to 23 points in the victory. Perhaps more notably, he played 39 minutes in the contest, representing his highest total since returning from a stress injury to his right tibula. The Wizards chose to rest Beal for one half of a back-to-back set earlier this month since he had just returned from the injury, but Monday's performance appears to have given the team's training staff confidence that the shooting guard is no longer feeling the effects of injury. Beal's production had largely been disappointing of late, but now that he looks to be at or near 100 percent health, don't be surprised if his numbers begin to climb a bit before the regular season draws to a close.