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Clippers sign three-time All-Star Bradley Beal after Suns buyout

The Los Angeles Clippers have signed three-time All-Star guard Bradley Beal after the final two years of his contract were bought out by the Phoenix Suns earlier this week.

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'Excited' Clippers officially add veteran G Bradley Beal

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It's official: The Clippers sign Bradley Beal

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Bradley Beal's Agent Says Goal Is for SG to Sign Long-Term Clippers Contract in 2026

Bradley Beal's agent, Mark Bartelstein, explained that his client is focused on signing a long-term contract with the Los Angeles Clippers after the 2025-26 season.

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The Sports Report: Clippers to add Bradley Beal to roster

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Bradley Beal signing with Clippers draws hyped responses from Tyronn Lue, Lawrence Frank

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Team owner Mat Ishbia talks Bradley Beal buyout, new-look Phoenix Suns

"We all had a vision and an idea that we thought would work and it didn't work," Ishbia said.

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"Becoming the fourth option, it doesn't really do anything for me" - Kendrick Perkins believes Bradley Beal doesn't add any value to the Clippers

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Kevin Durant Reacts to Suns Fan Saying 'Good Riddance, Clowns' After Beal's Buyout

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Damian Lillard returns to Portland, Bradley Beal joins Clippers, LeBron is unhappy and Knicks under pressure

On this episode of Good Word with Goodwill, Dan Titus and Dan Devine react to Damian Lillard signing a three-year deal with the Portland Trail Blazers. Bradley Beal joins the Los Angeles Clippers, LeBron is reportedly unhappy with the Los Angeles Lakers and the New York Knicks are under pressure to win a championship.

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James Harden's Reported Bradley Beal Pitch to Join Clippers Over Lakers Revealed

BREAKING: Three-time NBA All-Star Bradley Beal has agreed to a contract buyout with the Phoenix Suns and plans to join the Los Angeles Clippers on a two-year, $11 million deal with a player option after clearing waivers, Mark Bartelstein of @PrioritySports told ESPN. pic.twitter.com/gxZB0ObSms