Bradley Beal is officially a Los Angeles Clipper. He agreed to a buyout with the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday, leaving about $13.9 million on the table to sign a two-year, $11 million deal with the Clippers, with a player option on the second year.
As they attempt to remain in the hunt in the Western Conference, the LA Clippers managed to make another notable addition to their roster Wednesday. Following their latest signing, one former Philadelphia 76ers player praised the new-look roster.
Bradley Beal finally ended speculation about his future by joining the Los Angeles Clippers. The veteran guard was linked to several teams, including the Lakers and Golden State Warriors, before making his decision.
The Boston Celtics are still looking for some help at the guard spot. After trading away Jrue Holiday, and as they try to move Anfernee Simons, they are hoping to get some guards who might be a little bit cheaper.
Earlier this week, Bradley Beal was granted a buyout from the Phoenix Suns and signed a deal with the LA Clippers. The three-time All-Star made a shocking farewell post as he embarked on this new journey that had one member of the Philadelphia 76ers and countless other stars buzzing online.
Bradley Beal had no shortage of suitors this summer, but his agent said the Los Angeles Clippers emerged as the most complete fit. Beal’s longtime representative,
The Los Angeles Clippers’ signing of Bradley Beal this week—following his buyout from the Phoenix Suns—generated the kind of buzz typical of a marquee addition.
The Phoenix Suns are coming off one of their worst seasons in recent memory. The squad finished 36-46 and didn’t even qualify for a Play-In spot despite a stacked team that included Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal, and Devin Booker.
In one of the more intriguing moves of the NBA offseason, the Los Angeles Clippers added three-time All-Star Bradley Beal shortly after his buyout from the Phoenix Suns.
The ugly breakup between the Phoenix Suns and Bradley Beal have been well documented. The two sides spent weeks trying to figure a contract buyout to stretch the massive salary of the three-time All-Star.
The two-year war between Bradley Beal and Phoenix Suns fans are over. Beal was a polarizing figure in Phoenix sports, with much of the criticism not entirely his fault.
Bradley Beal’s time in Phoenix is officially over. The Suns waived and stretched the final two years and $110 million of his contract on Wednesday, a financial maneuver that may also signal the end of the NBA high-cost “Big Three” era.
Beal's agent reflected on his client's time with the Suns. But do his comments highlight the potential for another failure in Los Angeles with the Clippers?
The Bradley Beal saga with the Phoenix Suns is over. The two sides agreed to a contract buyout that sees Beal gives back $13.9 million of his $110 million remaining salary, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.
The Phoenix Suns couldn’t trade Bradley Beal, so they did the next best thing. And from a salary cap standpoint, it may have been the smartest move they could make.
Bradley Beal is officially departing the Phoenix Suns, and will waste no time in landing with a new team. Beal has agreed to a buyout with the Suns and will join the Los Angeles Clippers in free agency, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.