Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal are both out with injuries for the Phoenix Suns in their game against the Utah Jazz on Friday night, one day after a trade deadline where both players were the subject of multiple trade rumors.

Suns president of basketball operations and GM James Jones said he did not have any discussions with Bradley Beal about his no-trade clause.

Few teams were discussed in trade rumors over the past month more than the Phoenix Suns, who at one point were potential suitors for Jimmy Butler

In the event that Bradley Beal considers waiving his no-trade clause, he wants to prioritize his family first.

The status quo for Bradley Beal is the same after the Phoenix Suns were unable to land Jimmy Butler ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline. ESPN's

Bradley Beal, when he was traded to the Suns, was expected to be the best third option in the NBA, but his fit in the desert has been questionable at best. However, despite the Heat being reportedly willing to take him on, Beal has more leverage than anyone else in the league aside from LeBron James.

The Phoenix Suns are being extremely aggressive in trying to move Bradley Beal to the point that it almost sounds like desperation. In an appearance on ESPN’s “Get Up!” Wednesday, Brian Windhorst revealed just how hard the Suns have tried to find a trade partner to take Beal off their hands.

The Phoenix Suns haven’t made their intention to be a huge player at this year’s trade deadline a secret whatsoever. They have been the team most often linked to a trade for disgruntled Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler,