PHOENIX -- Former Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal is now with the Los Angeles Clippers after the former All-Star guard reached a buyout to leave the desert. Beal now joins the likes of Kawhi Leonard and James Harden on a stacked roster that could see Los Angeles make a deep run in the Western Conference postseason ahead of the 2025-26 season.

The Golden State Warriors eyed Bradley Beal after buyout speculations from the Phoenix Suns, aiming to boost their offense alongside Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler. Beal's scoring and shooting prowess would have eased Curry's workload and added depth.

The post Phoenix Suns’ biggest mistake in 2025 NBA free agency appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Phoenix Suns excelled in the NBA Draft and showcased strong summer league performances from their rookies and second-year players. However, there might be one area they didn’t address in free agency that could be the difference maker.

Now, the Suns are one of just nine teams currently operating under the first apron. And with that comes new life. They can finally engage in sign-and-trades, targeting young talent like Kuminga or Grimes in hopes of reshaping the roster without sacrificing financial flexibility.

ESPN's Shams Charania reported the news that Marcus Smart was being bought out by the Washington Wizards (and will now sign with the Los Angel

“The Grayhound” was a talented and graceful scorer for the Suns, racing up and down the court for 10 seasons in Phoenix. He was drafted fifth overall by Phoenix in 1978 out of North Carolina, where he inspired a young Michael Jordan, among others.

After a humiliating season, the Phoenix Suns were forced to undergo a mini-rebuild. Mat Ishbia, who has been in command since February 2023, is now speaking out about his team’s present state. Even though it will take some time to get back into the running,

"I'm told James Harden was a focal point in recruiting Bradley Beal internally but also speaking directly to Beal and his camp. The Clippers really view Bradley Beal as a perfect fit alongside Kawhi Leonard and James Harden ," Charania said.