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Suns Move Bradley Beal Back Into Starting Lineup

The Phoenix Suns have moved guard Bradley Beal back into their starting lineup. Beal replaced guard Tyus Jones as a starter for the Suns game at the Chicago Bulls on Sunday.

Ahead of the game, Phoenix head coach Mike Budenholzer said he still values Jones, who will play a big role off the bench. The Suns coach was simply looking for a way to get his team going, as they have slipped to 11th place in the Western Conference and entered Sunday 1.5 games behind the Sacramento Kings for the final spot in the Play-In Tournament.

“He organizes us. He brings leadership, stability,” Budenholzer said. “He’s a point guard. He’s that guy that’s looking to get everybody involved. Has a comfort level with that spot. He’s been good.”

Beal was more efficient coming off the bench for the Suns. Overall, the veteran guard’s stats took a slight hit, as he played about two-and-a-half fewer minutes per game.

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While many teams are treating the NBA’s punitive second luxury tax apron as essentially a hard cap, the Phoenix Suns have decided it would be advantageous for them to “explode right through it” rather than merely go up the line or barely over it, sources tell ESPN’s Brian Windhorst.

The Suns believe going way over the line opens up some options that wouldn’t be available to them if they had a mandate to stay below it.

This calculus led them to trade for Bradley Beal on Sunday.

Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Deandre Ayton are due $116 million this upcoming season and $135 million in 24-25. Beal’s salary averages more than $50 million over the next four years.

The second apron is $17.5 million above the luxury tax threshold and is largely designed to prevent teams from having more than two max players on their roster. The Suns now have four players on varying degrees of max contract on their roster.

The Suns will try to re-sign Torrey Craig, Josh Okogie, Damion Lee and Jock Landale, while also likely keeping Cam Payne.

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