Jan 6, 2025 · Beal is owed $50.2 million this season. He has two seasons remaining on his deal beyond this one. Beal will make $53.6 million in 2025-26, followed by a $57.1 million player option in 2026-27. Chris Haynes reported on Sunday that the Suns will replace Bradley Beal in their starting lineup this week. Rookie Ryan Dunn will take Beal's place as a ...

5 days ago · Bulls Have Discussed Bradley Beal Trade With Suns; Sixers Receiving Trade Interest On Guerschon Yabusele, Eric Gordon; Bulls Willing To Trade Every Player On Roster Except For Matas Buzelis; Mac McClung Commits To Slam Dunk Contest

Re: Bradley Beal Post #26 » by gswhoops » Yesterday 5:47 pm SA37 wrote: Based on the reporting I've seen, the only landing spots that make sense for Beal are Milwaukee, Denver, or Orlando.

Jan 8, 2025 · "Bradley's total focus is on helping the Suns turn things around." Beal was recently moved to the bench by Phoenix coach Mike Budenholzer. When asked if he'd consider waiving his no-trade clause in the wake of the move, Beal said "I hold the cards" regarding a potential trade. Beal is making $50.2 million this season.

Jan 10, 2025 · Bradley Beal hasn't been as effective of a player since being traded to the Phoenix Suns in 2023 and he has continued to have injury issues, but he remains an effective player on the floor despite the $110 million he is owed over the next two seasons.

Jan 4, 2025 · The Miami Heat have "no interest" in taking back Bradley Beal's contract in a potential deal with the Phoenix Suns involving Jimmy Butler, sources told Bobby Marks of ESPN. Beal is owed $110 million over the next two seasons. The Suns would need to find a third team should they still want to acquire Butler.

Jan 7, 2025 · The Suns and Jimmy Butler have mutual interest, but any deal would require them trading out Bradley Beal. Beal has a no-trade clause and two extra seasons remaining on his contract after this one. "They have not-so-secretly been looking to find a new home for Beal in a way that could also land them Jimmy Butler," writes Brian Windhorst.

4 days ago · Red8911 wrote:Exactly using cold weather as an excuse is bs.First of all basketball isn’t played outdoors, his work is inside where it’s nice and warm.

Re: Windhorst: Bulls are talking to Suns about Bradley Beal? Post #35 » by kulaz3000 » Mon Jan 27, 2025 9:32 pm Only a few months ago, the Bulls were in a position where they would have been lucky to receive ONE first round pick, regardless of the placing of the first round pick.

NTC's are commonplace in my fave sport, Ye Olde Base-Ball. Over here in the NBA, it's wild as hell to me that the only ones in this league that ever have been given are to LeBron and somehow Bradley Mr. Irrelevant Beal. I mean, we're a bunch of basketball nerds here and we know he put up numbers, etc.