KEVIN DURANT LOOKED around PHX Arena during the March 4 home game against the LA Clippers and saw a lot of people having a "terrible time." The Phoenix Suns, losers of 11 of their previous 14, had given up 41 points in the second quarter and trailed by 19 entering the fourth.

Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal told ESPN about where he stands with his no-trade clause. Contrary to popular belief, his stance is not new.

The Phoenix Suns are in the midst of a historic collapse. The club has the most expensive payroll in the league and gave up most of its future assets to assemble an All-Star caliber three-headed nucleus.

In a new report detailing the future of the Phoenix Suns through the lens of owner Mat Ishbia, Bradley Beal spoke with ESPN NBA Insider Tim MacMahon candidly about how he fits into the future of the franchise,

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Sacramento, California, USA; Sacramento Kings forward Domantas Sabonis (10) reacts after getting hit in the face during the first quarter against the Phoenix Suns at Golden 1 Center. Mandatory Credit: Sergio Estrada-Imagn Images / Sergio Estrada-Imagn Images After suffering a crushing 26-point loss to the Golden State Warriors on Thursday,