Bradley Beal is public enemy number one in Phoenix. Welcome to our Phoenix Suns Season in Review series, where we take a closer look at each player who suited up during the 2024–25 campaign.
How did the Phoenix Suns fare in The Athletic’s annual poll? Every year, The Athletic conducts an anonymous poll of NBA players, offering rare insight into how those inside the game truly view the league they help shape.
Fans around the Valley have a complex relationship with Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal. Since his arrival in 2023, the polarizing guard has dealt with injuries, making his impact on the court lackluster.
How many of the NBA players with at least 30 games with 30 points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
The Phoenix Suns are in a dilemma with Bradley Beal. Throughout the season, Beal has been put in trade offers by the Suns. Although he has his no-trade clause, it seems that the team is pushing every way for him to leave.
The Phoenix Suns wrapped up a frustrating 2024–25 season with a 36-46 record, missing the playoffs entirely, and tensions are spilling off the court as well.
Mat Ishbia’s tenure as Phoenix Suns owner hasn’t quite gone to plan so far, but he isn’t about to throw in the towel. Ishbia met with reporters on Wednesday after his team’s disappointing season came to an end.
A 36-46 record, coaching change, and potential front office shakeup since the season began in October has paved the way for the Phoenix Suns to change the way business is operated moving forward.
At the end of each day, everyone wants to live life without having any regrets. Everyone also wants to have self-assurance that they have made the best decision they could make.
Behind the numbers lies the real reason the Suns fell apart. The 2024-25 Phoenix Suns season has officially come to a close. Its moments are now part of our collective memory, its stats etched forever in the record books.
The Phoenix Suns had one of the most embarrassing runs in the 2024-25 NBA season. The team struggled all season while trying to make the Big 3 of Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal.
According to NBA insider Chris Haynes, Mike Budenholzer told Bradley Beal to play like Jrue Holiday. Beal was angry when Budenholzer told him that. The Phoenix Suns, who went 36-46 this season despite having Beal, Kevin Durant and Devin Booker, fired Budenholzer on Monday.
Bradley Beal caused quite a stir in the NBA world when he chafed at being encouraged to play more like Phoenix Suns head coach Mike Budenholzer's former champion winning point guard Jrue Holiday.
After failing to make the postseason, the Phoenix Suns decided to part ways with head coach Mike Budenholzer. As developments of what led to his departure start to trickle out, Jrue Holiday finds himself having to weigh in on the situation.
The Phoenix Suns have been going through head coaches like Ric Flair does wives. The organization has had three different coaches during the last three seasons and have chosen to part with each of those men.
Bradley Beal couldn’t believe Mike Budenholzer wanted him to take a lesser role like a Boston Celtics champion. The Phoenix Suns have had a catastrophic season.
The Phoenix Suns and Bradley Beal experiment has gone about as wrong as it could get. Although the Suns traded for Beal two seasons ago, many have felt that is has been two agonizing seasons.
According to NBA insider John Gambadoro, there is a “zero percent chance” Bradley Beal is on the Phoenix Suns next season. Beal has a no-trade clause in his contract.
Veteran guard Bradley Beal is expected to be among those made available by the Suns this offseason as the Suns seem headed for a shakeup, per John Gamabadoro of Arizona Sports.
Bradley Beal doesn’t want the Phoenix Suns to hit the reset button. Speaking with reporters after the Suns’ 117-98 win over the San Antonio Spurs on Friday night, Beal expressed a strong desire to return next season and see the team’s current core get another chance.
Only one game remains for the 2024-2025 Phoenix Suns, as fans rejoice. This past season has had endless injuries and drama surrounding the team, plaguing the franchise, with the source of that stemming from guard Bradley Beal.
Bradley Beal didn’t duck the noise on Friday night. He’s heard the speculation surrounding his future with the Phoenix Suns, and as the curtain closed on the team’s home schedule, the veteran guard addressed it with familiar candor.
PHOENIX — On what should have been a celebratory Fry’s Fan Appreciation Night at Footprint Center, many Phoenix Suns fans arrived at the arena more frustrated than thankful.
The Phoenix Suns, despite their star-studded roster and high expectations entering the season, have been officially eliminated from both the playoffs and Play-In Tournament, marking an end to the most embarrassing and disappointing season in NBA history.
If they hadn’t already, the Phoenix Suns officially hit rock bottom after getting blown out by the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night. While the 133-95
Phoenix Suns star shooting guard Bradley Beal has not looked like himself since returning from a hamstring injury. The Suns are 0-3 since Beal's return from injury on April 4, when he managed to score just one point against the Boston Celtics.
PHOENIX — Bradley Beal made his long-awaited return to the court Friday night, but it was far from the comeback the Phoenix Suns had hoped for. In a 123-103 blowout loss to the Boston Celtics, Beal logged 30 minutes and went 0-for-7 from the field, scoring just one point — a free throw — while adding four rebounds and five assists.
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