The Phoenix Suns are reportedly on the verge of a buyout with Bradley Beal, ending his underwhelming two-season stint in the desert. The 32-year-old guard, currently on a hefty \$110 million, 2-year deal, hasn’t played more than 60 games in a season since 2020–21 and has averaged just 17 points per game in Phoenix. Sources say Beal is open to a buyout and might give back roughly \$13.9 million, making \$96.9 million stretchable over five years for salary-cap relief. Though he still has a no-trade clause, this move would give him the flexibility to become an unrestricted free agent—with considerable interest expected league-wide. NBA insiders say several playoff-ready teams are already circling Beal, hoping to add his sharpshooting: Milwaukee Bucks...