'Me being me:' Bradley Beal steps up for Phoenix Suns in return to starting lineup
CHICAGO – Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal had every right to thoroughly enjoy hitting the biggest shot in Saturday night’s 121-117 win over the Chicago Bulls at United Center. After nailing a dagger 3 to give the Suns a six-point lead with 13.
Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal returns to starting lineup, replacing Tyus Jones
Suns coach Mike Budenholzer benched Beal back on Jan. 6 at Philadelphia and replaced him with rookie Ryan Dunn. Beal hadn't come off the bench since his fourth NBA season in 2015-16, but is now back in the starting lineup along with Devin Booker, Royce O'Neale, Kevin Durant and Nick Richards.
Bol was highly productive in the Suns' overtime loss, and Ty Jerome flourished in Cleveland's rout of Orlando.
Mike Budenholzer gave an intriguing take about why the Suns moved Tyus Jones to the bench and Bradley Beal to start.
The Phoenix Suns are arguably the most desperate team in the NBA today. Phoenix is currently on a four-game losing streak, is three games under .500, and has the highest payroll in the NBA.
The Phoenix Suns (27-29) plays the fourth of a five-game road-trip and second of back-to-back games at the Toronto Raptors ...
If there was any belief left in the Phoenix Suns, it would have to be rewarded coming out of the All-Star break with a light ...
Despite this, the Suns managed to sign Tyus Jones last July despite the solid veteran point guard being considered one of the ...
The Phoenix Suns (26-28) play their second of a five-game road trip at the San Antonio Spurs (23-29) in Austin on Thursday.
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