The NBA trade deadline is on Feb. 6, so between now and then there will be no shortage of rumors to keep us entertained. We've already seen a few trades go through, as the Brooklyn Nets jettisoned both Dennis Schroder and Dorian Finney-Smith in exchange for draft capital from the Warriors and Lakers,

Phoenix Suns relationship is appearing to have run its course. And as the star guard noted before, he “holds the cards,” in trade talks and will reportedly waive his no-trade clause for the right destination,

Amid a roller-coaster season that began with title hopes, the Suns needed a shakeup. But with limited options, where do they go from here?

They have virtually no assets to send out in trades, and the only player whose salary matches Butler’s is Beal, who has a no-trade clause and $110.7 million still owed to him. Beal, sources

The most obvious action of course-correcting would be to find a trade partner that will take on Bradley Beal and his 2+ years remaining on a five-year contract. Beal - since being moved to the bench over two weeks ago - enjoyed two high-end performances briefly after the move,

Could Bradley Beal be willing to move if the right team calls? The Phoenix Suns should probably talk to him about that.

The Suns are making calls about the two veterans they just moved to the bench, though they have yet to ask Beal for his thoughts about any potential trade, team sources said. Beal’s sign-off is