The Phoenix Suns reportedly have hoped to include veteran shooting guard Bradley Beal in a deal prior to Thursday's trade deadline, but it sounds like he

Two, the Suns remain in serious pursuit of Heat All-Star Jimmy Butler, sources continue to inform The Arizona Republic. The Suns would need a team to take Bradley Beal, have him agree to it since he has a no-trade clause and then make it work financially to land Butler.

In the event that Bradley Beal considers waiving his no-trade clause, he wants to prioritize his family first.

Even with the Phoenix Suns publicly stating their desire to keep Devin Booker and Kevin Durant, teams are still making calls on the stars. One of these teams most recently was the Golden State Warriors, who Durant won back-to-back championships and Finals MVPs with in 2017 and 2018.

Desperate times appear to have called for desperate measures for the Golden State Warriors with just a few days before the trade deadline. While other Western Conference teams were involved in the biggest trades of the season — including one move that might be one of the biggest trades in league history — the Warriors,

It was all the backing the front office needed to remain committed to the next era of Warriors basketball rather than be forced into taking a wild swing to falsely extend this one. Now, as Thursday's trade deadline fast approaches amid a flurry of absolutely wild activity (notably Luka Doncic's jaw-dropping trade to the Lakers and De'Aaron Fox heading to the Spurs),

Another NBA blockbuster trade is in the books. As part of a three-team trade, De'Aaron Fox will land with the San Antonio Spurs, Zach LaVine is going