One of the biggest shocks this NBA offseason, was the Milwaukee Bucks waiving nine-time All-Star Damian Lillard to sign Myles Turner. After tearing his Achilles in the first round of last year’s postseason, Lillard was expected to recover and comeback near the playoffs.
After missing out on superstar Kevin Durant, the Miami Heat may be desperate to acquire a star player and bolster their core to compete in the East next season.
With the rumors around Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal, the team would make a few moves in signing Collin Gillespie to a new contract and the decision to not retain Cody Martin, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania and John Gambadoro, respectively.
With the rumors surrounding Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James and his representation saying that his goal is to compete right now for a championship, there is speculation around who the team can add to make them better.
Former Michigan sharpshooter Duncan Robinson, as featured on has taken a long path to reach his current career stage. He started at D3 Williams College before making a giant leap to D1 as a Wolverine transfer.
The Phoenix Suns have a hairy future with shooting guard Bradley Beal, and this offseason will provide an opportunity for the team to figure out how to move forward from his immovable contract.
The Phoenix Suns have turned their offseason from cloudy to bright in just over a week. After trading Kevin Durant away, many had questioned how the Suns would turn themselves into a potential contender moving into the 2025-26 season.
After the Phoenix Suns traded Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets, the basketball world has wondered if Bradley Beal would be next to be dealt, as he’s been in talks in the past.
It has been a long two seasons for Phoenix Suns fans, as the Bradley Beal experiment failed. He is still with the team, but his contract remains an obstacle for the Suns.
Bradley Beal is one of the best scorers of the last decade. That said, the three-time NBA All-Star has had a tough two-year stint with the Phoenix Suns.
The Phoenix Suns' biggest domino has fallen this offseason. They've traded Kevin Durant. After a 36-46 finish this past season -- leading to a No. 11 finish in the Western Confernece -- the Suns broke up their star duo of Durant and Devin Booker.
The Boston Celtics just showed the Suns how to fix their cap sheet. The Suns can do the same...if they can somehow move Beal. There’s been a weight on the shoulders of the Phoenix Suns for the past two seasons.
The Phoenix Suns are amid a pivotal offseason. After failing to make the NBA Play-In Tournament with a 36-46 record, word came from owner Mat Ishbia that changes would be made.
The trade from the perspective of someone who covers the Wizards two years later. Because of the vast changes in the two franchises since it may feel like
According to NBA insider John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports 98.7, “there might be a team or two” interested in trading for Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal. A three-time All-Star, Beal will make $53.7 million next season.
With Phoenix Suns Brian Gregory finalizing the Kevin Durant, the next order of business surrounds the status of Bradley Beal next season. The 31-year-old has two years left on his deal, with the last year being a player option for $57 million.
The Phoenix Suns will either trade guard Bradley Beal or buy out his contract following the trade of Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets, per John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports.
The Phoenix Suns continued on a downward spiral this season. After being swept out of the NBA Playoffs by the Minnesota Timberwolves last season, they followed up by posting a disappointing 36-46 record, missing out on the NBA Play-In Tournament, and finishing as the No.
With the Phoenix Suns potentially looking for a way out of their Bradley Beal-sized financial hole, the Charlotte Hornets could step in and help. Beal does have a no-trade clause, but those get waived all the time.