Bradley Beal Trade Back To Wizards Was On The Table: Report
Bradley Beal remained on the Phoenix Suns roster past Thursday's NBA trade deadline. But there was reportedly an alternate universe in which the 3-time All-Star ended up back with the Washington Wizards.
Suns' Bradley Beal: Sits out practice Monday
Beal has missed the Suns' last two games due to left big toe soreness, and his absence from practice doesn't inspire much confidence that he'll be back in action Tuesday versus the Grizzlies. Meanwhile,
Bradley Beal expects to remain in Phoenix through trade deadline
A league source close to Beal reiterated on Tuesday that there are currently no talks about him waiving the clause, and that he expects to remain in Phoenix through the deadline.Source: New York
Wizards, Hawks Were Lone Teams Interested In Trading For Suns’ Bradley Beal
The Washington Wizards and Atlanta Hawks were the only teams interested in acquiring Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal ahead of the NBA trade deadline, per Ramona Shelburne and Brian Windhorst of ESPN.
Bradley Beal back to Wizards? Only two teams in the league considered Suns' trade proposal, per report
By all accounts, the Phoenix Suns were desperate to move Beal in a deal for Jimmy Butler, but the bulky contracts involved and second-apron restrictions made negotiations difficult. And that was before taking Beal's no-trade clause into account, which allowed him to control his fate.
Report: Wizards willing to trade for Beal with Suns
The Phoenix Suns were trying to see if there were any teams that would take the star guard’s contract since he has a no trade clause. Oddly enough, the team that originally gave him the clause was willing to get him back.
Bradley Beal's former Bethesda mansion on the market for second time since his trade to Phoenix
A Bethesda mansion once owned by former Washington Wizards star Bradley Beal, which sold in late 2023 for $9.2 million not ...
Why doesn’t Heat reverse course, take Beal and end Butler saga? Consequences of each path
But with the Suns the most aggressive suitor, that has led some fans to ask: Why don’t Heat executives simply take Beal (if he waives his no-trade clause to come to Miami) combined with Phoenix draft ...
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ASK IRA: Is there a Heat-Beal scenario in the Butler mess that makes sense? (Here’s one that might)
Q: I think Bradley Beal for two years is better than Jimmy Butler for one. Thoughts? – Brian, San Marcos, Calif. A: First, it would be Bradley Beal for three years, with two more after this ...