James Harden and Trae Young became the first opposing players in NBA history to have 40-point triple-doubles.
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The Chicago Bulls have discussed a trade with the Phoenix Suns and Miami Heat involving Bradley and Beal and Jimmy Butler. The Suns continue to seek a trade for Butler and need to find a destination for Beal in order for a trade to be executed. While Chicago’s level of interest in Beal is not yet known, the sides have held talks involving him.
“We’re dancing around this because I’ve just been burned on aggregation, but the bottom line is the Bulls and the Suns have talked and the concept of Bradley Beal ending up in Chicago has been discussed,” said Brian Windhorst. “I’m not saying it’s going to happen. I’m not saying it close or whatever. Obviously, Beal has a no-trade clause.”
Beal, who is owed $110 million over the next two seasons, is averaging 17.2 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists in 32.9 minutes in 31 games this season with the Suns. Beal’s agent has said he doesn’t plan on giving up his no-trade clause as a condition of a trade if he indeeds waive it to allow his exit from the Suns.
LeBron James sent the NBA world into a frenzy on Monday night when he posted a cryptic Instagram post of the Arthur meme with the caption, “Mood…” The post, which came just minutes after Kyrie Irving’s Celtics beat the Hawks, drew speculation that it was yet another classic LeBron subtweet
While speaking on The Dan Patrick Show, Chris Haynes of TNT and Bleacher Report gave insight into where Damian Lillard is with his career. Haynes noted that he’s in frequent contact with Lillard after the Portland Trail Blazers star’s recent Showtime interview sparked a new round of trade speculation.
When asked where Lillard would want to go if he requested to leave Portland, Haynes said “I’ll leave it at the Nets and Miami.” Haynes also said that Lillard would not want to go to the Boston Celtics in a trade.
For his part, Lillard took to Instagram Live to clear up some fallout from the Showtime interview. Lillard said he also made it clear during that interview that his preference is to stay with Portland and to compete for a title with the Blazers.
