Butler would love to join the superstar duo of Kevin Durant and Devin Booker in Phoenix, and this would help the Suns figure out the situation with Bradley Beal, who has a no-trade clause. He previously said he would waive the no-trade clause for the right destination.

Bradley Beal's no-trade clause continues serving as a significant obstacle in Phoenix's pursuit of Butler, because as Gambadoro noted, the Suns are trying to deal the three-time All-Star. In the third season of his five-year, $251 million contract, Beal reportedly has no plans to waive his no-trade clause.