Bradley Beal and Mark Bartelstein, the agent of the Phoenix Suns guard, have not discussed the player waiving his no-trade clause.

It's no secret the Suns and Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler want each other, though the only conceivable way that happens is if Beal agrees to waive his no-trade clause. That doesn't sound like it's happening soon, according to NBA insider Brian Windhorst. "Sounds like no," said Windhorst on ESPN's "Get Up" program.

If the Milwaukee Bucks trade for an All-Star in the $50 million range, that player is more likely to be Bradley Beal than Jimmy Butler.

Suns guard Bradley Beal and his agent Mark Bartelstein haven’t had any talks about waiving Beal’s no-trade clause to approve a deal to a new team, Bartelstein tells ESPN’s Brian Windhorst.

Bradley Beal has a no-trade clause in his contract that he first signed with the Washington Wizards, and he has no interest in waiving that yet.

Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal and his agent have had no talks about waiving his no-trade clause in his five-year, $251.02 million contract.

The Phoenix Suns may be trying to trade guard Bradley Beal, but the All-Star hasn't yet talked about waiving his no-trade clause, according to Beal's agent Mark Bartelstein.

Moving to another NBA playoff contender would be "the first priority" for Phoenix Suns star Bradley Beal to get him to sign off on a trade, according to

Phoenix Suns star Bradley Beal is reportedly open to waiving his no-trade clause but he will never do one thing.

Bradley Beal has made it clear he "holds the cards" to his future because of his no-trade clause in his contract with the Phoenix Suns. However, the Suns have reportedly started making calls about potentially trading Beal,