Bradley Beal could miss the Suns third game of their five-game road trip, as he's dealing with a left ankle sprain.

Future Hall of Fame forward Carmelo Anthony explains why Bradley Beal should come off the bench for the Phoenix Suns and why he should "accept" it.

The Phoenix Suns have been nothing but disappointing this season. Fans believe the majority of the blame belongs on Bradley Beal and Jusuf Nurkic. As a result, the Suns grew impatient with the duo and moved them to the bench. While Nurkic's demotion was expected, some were shocked to see Beal leading the second unit.

Bradley Beal chatted with ClutchPoints after Sunday's game to detail how his faith has guided him through adversity since coming to Phoenix.

As he left the arena Thursday night, Beal didn’t sound like someone ready to give in. His role has changed. He has not.

On Thursday night, the Phoenix Suns will host the Washingon Wizards in Arizona. For the game, they will be without one of their best players, as Bradley Beal h

Bradley Beal and Tyus Jones will face their former team, the Washington Wizards, on Thursday at Capital One Arena. “It’s always fun, second home,” said Beal, who scored 15,391 points for the Wizards, second only to Hall of Famer Elvin Hayes with 15,551.

Beal also intends to play in whatever position he’s put in. He was not happy about being moved to the bench, but he said he adjusted to it quickly, putting together one of his best games of the season. He offered the Suns a burst of energy at a time they needed it as they meandered through an ugly first half.

Carmelo Anthony backs the Suns’ coaches for benching Beal, emphasizing communication and team dynamics as key factors.