The Phoenix Suns and Bradley Beal went their separate ways this offseason, but reportedly not before there were some "heated" discussions surrounding his eventual buyout.

The buyout will see Beal's time in the desert come to an end after just two seasons - both were massive dissapointments on a player and team level. Phoenix's star trio of Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Beal won a total of zero playoff games during their short stint together.

Bradley Beal's time with the Phoenix Suns ended abruptly after he posted a "peace sign" emoji, signaling his departure. His wife, Kamiah Adams-Beal, reacted with a message about missing the weather in Phoenix.

Bradley Beal was the X-factor of this entire era of Suns basketball, and he looked more claustrophobic than comfortable when it came to that fit.

Bradley Beal has officially signed with the LA Clippers, the team announced Friday, after agreeing to a contract buyout with the Phoenix Suns earlier this week. Beal's deal with the Clippers is for two years and $11 million with a player option,

As the NBA world processes this development, Beal’s farewell has undeniably become the talk of the town. With his infectious charisma and talent, all eyes are on where this superstar will shine next. For now, the peace sign lingers as a memorable goodbye to Phoenix.

The Suns have bought out Bradley Beal after a disastrous two years alongside Kevin Durant and Devin Booker. He will sign with the Clippers.

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.

Things couldn't have gone much worse for Beal in Phoenix, but the star guard will now get the chance to rewrite his story and rehabilitate his reputation.

No, as of the end of the day Monday, Bradley Beal is not signing with the Clippers. The viral post proclaiming that is from a parody account, NBA Centel, that doesn't share real news. That doesn't mean Beal won't end up with the Clippers.