By: Fatima Roshni
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Drafted in 2012 by the Washington Wizards, 3-time All-Star, All-NBA Third Team, and All-Rookie First Team player Bradley Beal is currently averaging 23.2 points, 3.9 points, and 5.4 assists per game.
With over $200 million and 4 years left in his contract along with a no-trade clause, rumors suggest the Wizards are willing to trade Bradley for his declining performance in the past two seasons.
There have been 5 probable teams laid out where Bradley could land with the first being Miami Heat, who have also shown their interest in acquiring him after coming short in the playoffs.
The next one on the list is the Los Angeles Clippers, who can trade two unprotected picks and swaps to acquire him joining Russell Westbrook, who played together for a season in 2020-21.
Making another partnership alongside Jayson Tatum, who played together in Team USA and grew up in St. Louis; Boston Celtics might be a chance to link up again, keeping Jaylen Brown in priority.
The Milwaukee Bucks, on the other hand, have shown their interest in trading Jrue Holiday in a deal for Bradley pairing the scoring guard with Giannis Antetokounmpo with Khris Middleton resigning.
Beal's trade to the Philadelphia 76ers holds a bit of a chance following Joel Embid's interest in a partnership with him and to find a probable replacement if James Harden wishes to opt-out.
Besides, these five teams are the Los Angeles Lakers and the New York Knicks. However, the probability here seems to be very low as compared to others.
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