All the pieces have fallen into place, giving the Clippers their best chance at making a deep playoff run since 2021. But alas, there are still a handful of questions and concerns fans around the league have about the Lakers’ “little brother.

Notably, the Suns will be without stars in Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal this coming year after the organization moved on from both - Durant was dealt to the Houston Rockets while the Suns waived Beal, who ended up signing with the Los Angeles Clippers.

With Durant and Beal out of the core, the Phoenix Suns’ projected starting five for 2025-26 is released. Here are all the details.

After two seasons of disappointment with the Phoenix Suns, Bradley Beal embarks on a new chapter with the Los Angeles Clippers. The Suns waived Beal a month ago, and he then signed a two-year, $10.9 million contract with the Clippers,

Bradley Beal was asked why he chose to join the Los Angeles Clippers, and his answer was interesting, to say the least.

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.

Beal will have a key role with the Clippers, stepping into Norman Powell's spot. The Clippers will be good, but are they contenders?

Former Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal recently had a tough decision to make, but he knows what he wants, and he intends to get it.

After an injury-riddled run with the Phoenix Suns, Bradley Beal joined the Los Angeles Clippers. He said the change of scenery centered around his pursuit of his first NBA title.

The Clippers will be featured in a number of return games this season, with Bradley Beal, Brook Lopez, and Norman Powell all switching teams.