On Instagram, several NBA All-Stars, including the Atlanta Hawks ' Trae Young, the Miami Heat 's Bam Adebayo, and Beal's former Suns teammates, such as Kevin Durant, Tyus Jones, and Ish Wainright, reacted with a laughter emoji in the comments.

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.

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.

On Wednesday, the Suns bought out Bradley Beal’s contract, leaving Devin Booker as the only member of their big three left, who they signed to a massive contract extension that makes him their centerpiece of the future.

The Phoenix Suns have one more chance to pick up a second win in Las Vegas. They’ve dropped three in a row after blitzing the Washington Wizards in their summer league opener. Phoenix is coming off an 89-85 loss Wednesday, July 16, to the Minnesota Timberwolves after leading by as many as 16 points in the first half.

The Phoenix Suns have had numerous star players wear orange and purple for the franchise, but one ranks above all the rest. Bleacher Report writer Dan Favale id

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.

The Phoenix Suns announced today that the team has acquired forward Dillon Brooks and guard Jalen Green, and the draft rights to center Khaman Maluach, the 10 th overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, forward Rasheer Fleming,

Phoenix Suns governor Mat Ishbia is not worried about his star becoming unhappy because of a lack of wins. Ishbia said SiriusXM NBA Radio that he doesn't feel pressure to win to keep Devin Booker happy and said Booker will be happy because of the team's effort to win.