Brian Windhorst still thinks Bradley Beal signatories end

While Los Angeles Clippers allegedly allegedly the Semini for Bradley BealThere was no traction with Phoenix Suns in potential redemption, but ESPNs Brian Windhorst It’s left with hope. After trading Kevin Durant to rocket in Houston in dealing with Blockbuster and rebuilding Devin Booker, there is expectations about the redemption of suns with Beal to reach an agreement. However, the sliders are not the only team that is reportedly interested.

Still, the windhear is confident that the sliders will land Beal as he doubled by their takeaccording to ESPN’s NBA today.

“Beal would have a lot of a suitor if he arrives in the open market. He will have to take at least $ 14 million, which means it will want to make up for that money,” Vindhorst said. “Clips are a team that you would think it would be a strong candidate for him. In the end, I think it will end, but I said that week and a half.”

There was a busy summer for Los Angeles. After signing James Harden and trading John Collins with Jazz Utah, The Clippers signed the Lopez stream at a two-year agreement It’s worth $ 18 million. The addition of Bradley Beal would give the connectors another veteran point threatening to top up Kavhi Leonard, Harden and Lopez’s two-way production.

Clippers also signed Nicolas Batum and Trentin flowers, how Rotary Roster would start building his 50-32 records last season, where sliders ended up with the Fifth Best Record at the Western Conference. Beal is an average of 17.0 points to 49.7% recording, including 38.6% recording of three, 3.7 assists and 1.1 steals per game in 2024-25.

Brook Lopez interrupts silence on joining clips, leaving dollars

Clippers Center Brook Lopez was excited for a new chapter in his career, which is especially kuno in California, where he grew up. It is a unique opportunity for veteran centerHow is Lopez excited to help rise Publish to new heights in season of 2025-26, according to ESPN and Associated Press.

“It’s crazy to see, but that’s very cool,” Lopez said. “Seeing the Climb, The Ascent. I’m a Cali Boy. And Grew Up In The Valley, In North Hollywood. Obviously, Things Were Very Different Back Then, It’s Just Astonishing. It’s Beautiful. I’m Glad to Be a Part Of It. and Hopefully, and Can Help Take Them Even Further Up. “

Lopez is an average of 13.0 points to 50.9% recording, including 37.3% off deep, 5.0 jumps and 1.9 blocks last season.