The offseason has been transformative for the Phoenix Suns, with significant roster changes aimed at retooling around Devin Booker. After a disappointing season that saw them miss the playoffs, the Suns traded Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets, effectively ending the era of their star trio, which also included Bradley Beal. The Suns received Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, and several draft picks in return. As the team pivots towards next season, Beal's future appears uncertain as a contract buyout looms, which would allow him to pursue a more significant role elsewhere.

Kendrick Perkins, a former NBA champion, opined that Beal still has much to offer, having been previously hampered by injuries and a poor fit alongside Booker. Beal's solid performance last season, particularly after moving to a bench role, showcased his ability to lead an offense, reminiscent of his time with the Washington Wizards. As the Suns navigate this pivotal transition, the landscape of their roster will depend heavily on Beal's next steps and the potential for further trades or signings.