The Phoenix Suns reportedly have hoped to include veteran shooting guard Bradley Beal in a deal prior to Thursday's trade deadline, but it sounds like he

For the better part of two months, the Phoenix Suns have emerged as the best, and it would seem the only, viable landing spot for Jimmy Butler, who has grown disgruntled with the Miami Heat and has demanded a trade.

In the event that Bradley Beal considers waiving his no-trade clause, he wants to prioritize his family first.

The agent for Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal reiterated that the three-time All-Star intends to enjoy the full privileges his no-trade clause affords.

With the NBA trade rumor mill running very hot even days before the league's deadline hits--usually we do not see significant activity until the Wedesnday afternoon before the Thursday deadline--the next big domino to fall,

Bradley Beal’s wife revealed on Monday that a heckling Phoenix Suns fan made their son cry during the team's win over the Washington Wizards this past weekend.

The Chicago Bulls could be in the mix for the Suns to move Beal and strike a trade, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst. “The Bulls and the Suns have talked and the concept of Bradley Beal ending up in Chicago has been discussed," Windhorst said on a recent show of his.

Minnesota Timberwolves coach Chris Finch told Wolves radio voice Alan Horton he was talking to Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal when he received his second technical foul and was subsequently ejected from Wednesday night's game.

Bradley Beal’s time with the Phoenix Suns hasn’t gone as planned. After being traded from the Washington Wizards in the 2023 offseason, Beal was expected to be the final piece of a championship-caliber trio alongside Kevin Durant and Devin Booker.