BREAKING NEWS Phoenix Suns star Bradley Beal agrees to contract buyout and signs with new team in stunning move
Beal's agent told ESPN's Shams Charania that the 32-year-old guard will ink a two-year, $11million deal with the Clippers.
Beal will have to clear waivers in order to sign with the Clippers.
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