The incredible statistics that demonstrate Bradley Beal's disaster at the Suns

Trojan Horse, enemy within. Call him what you want, but it has become increasingly clear throughout this season and the previous one that Bradley Beal is one of the worst signings in NBA history made by the Phoenix Suns. He has never adapted to the Arizona team's playing style, has hindered Durant and Booker's chances of glory, and has blocked his own transfer. Now, there are NBA stats shedding light on this.

A completely failed project. This is the only way to define what is happening in the Phoenix Suns since they decided to put together a Big 3 in which Bradley Beal would be the third sword. Leaving his Wizards to relinquish sovereignty for the collective good, it was clear from the first games that he would not be able to adapt to a supporting role and that his defensive effort was non-existent. This lack has been the biggest burden for his team, along with the no-trade clause that conditions the franchise's future.

Currently, looking at the Net Rating, a very accurate NBA statistic to measure a team's overall performance, we see that Phoenix Suns is ranked 17th throughout the NBA. However, if we remove the minutes they played with Bradley Beal on the court from the equation, they would be in ninth place, boasting the seventh-best offense in the NBA (currently eighth) and the twelfth-best defense, in contrast to their current 26th place ranking. These chilling facts place the player in a very precarious situation.

The Suns are a great team this year when Bradley Beal isn’t on the court:

116.2 OffRtg (7th)
112.5 DefRtg (12th)
+3.7 NetRtg (9th)

Phoenix also holds a 10-3 record, a 63-win pace, when Kevin Durant and Devin Booker play together without Beal. pic.twitter.com/JqtOs82dJH

— Evan Sidery (@esidery) March 20, 2025

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