Bradley Beal still remains a very productive NBA player. That said, the Phoenix Suns guard is no longer the All-Star caliber player he once was. Right now, Be

As he left the arena Thursday night, Beal didn’t sound like someone ready to give in. His role has changed. He has not.

Before the game against the Hawks, the Suns had a pre-game huddle like any other team would, and typically all the players join in. Beal didn't, though, avoiding the team huddle. It seems the locker room chemistry is only getting worse, and having a star like Beal on the bench will certainly make that happen.

Bradley Beal had the game-high 25 points and the team-high three steals to lead the Phoenix Suns (17-19) to a 123-115 home win over the Atlanta Hawks (19-19) on Thursday. This was the third consecutive game Beal has come off the bench after being removed from the Suns' starting lineup earlier this week.

The Suns came away with a 123-115 victory against the Hawks in the second game where Bradley Beal came off the bench, scoring 25 points to lead his team.

Receiving major bench contributions from both Bradley Beal and Grayson Allen, the Phoenix Suns won 123-115 over the Atlanta Hawks. Beal led the Suns (17-19) with 25 points and both Allen and Kevin Durant scored 23 apiece.