The Phoenix Suns had three players make the list of the top 100 players in NBA history including Charles Barkley.

The Suns are revisiting their interest in Jonathan Kuminga, but it's one contract the Warriors are not willing to take on.

Beal's use of just the peace emoji to say goodbye prompted laughs from several other stars across the NBA. Former teammate Durant simply commented a laughing emoji on his post. Another former Suns teammate, Tyus Jones, who recently signed with the Magic, commented "aye man" with two laughing emojis.

The Phoenix Suns lose to the unbeaten Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday, July 16, in Las Vegas. The final score was 89-85.

Beal recently took to Instagram to post a very simple farewell message to Suns fans, dropping a peace sign emoji as the caption, which some fellow NBA players in the comment section found hilarious (per NBACentral on X, formerly Twitter). “Aye man,” wrote newly signed Orlando Magic guard Tyus Jones.

Phoenix has been linked to many players in free agency, specifically point guards as they currently lack a true point guard on their roster. Because of this, Bleacher Report’s Timothy Rapp recently named them as a top landing spot for Russell Westbrook in free agency.

LAS VEGAS — Standout offensive performances from Rob Dillingham and Leonard Miller keyed the Minnesota Timberwolves to a comeback 89-85 win over the Phoenix Suns in an NBA2K26 Summer League battle at Cox Pavilion in Las Vegas on Wednesday afternoon.

Jake Fischer of the Stein Line confirmed the report on Thursday. One of the top options for any team to acquire Kuminga is through a sign-and-trade. With Beal gone, the Suns have enough room in their cap space to accommodate the one-time champion.

Bradley Beal was an extremely productive shooting guard for the Washington Wizards through the first 11 years of his NBA career. That said, the three-time NBA

Huntley posted eight points, five rebounds, a steal and a blocked shot in 19 minutes. He made four of his five shots from the field, with one being a two-handed power dunk over Alex Sarr off Khalif Battle’s penetration-and-dish.