Bradley Beal’s divorce from the Phoenix Suns was anything but smooth. According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, the buyout talks between Beal and the Suns were “tense,” with sources revealing that the three-time All-Star refused to leave even a cent more than legally required on the table.

Bradley Beal and the Suns are discussing a negotiating a contract buyout, league sources told ClutchPoints. The Heat lead the pack of suitors.

Throughout the February trade deadline to the draft to free agency, one element of the Suns' roster-building failure has loomed for the Suns: How to end their marriage to the three-time All-Star.

Team owner Mat Ishbia continues to take responsibility for what has happened with the Phoenix Suns, but he's excited about where the team is headed.

Mat Ishbia opened up on Bradley Beal's buyout, saying he wasn’t the right fit as the Suns refocus on a long-term rebuild.

The Los Angeles Clippers have signed Bradley Beal on a two-year, $11 million contract after he agreed on a contract buyout with the Phoenix Suns. Following

Why a Bradley Beal trade is complicated. So, here's the obvious point: Wow, that's a lot of money. Even after removing his 2022-23 salary, Beal is owed more than $200 million on his current contract.