The Phoenix Suns had three players make the list of the top 100 players in NBA history including Charles Barkley.

Bradley Beal's time with the Phoenix Suns came to an abrupt but foreseeable end on Wednesday as the franchise agreed to buy out the remainder of Beal's supermax

Huntley posted eight points, five rebounds, a steal and a blocked shot in 19 minutes. He made four of his five shots from the field, with one being a two-handed power dunk over Alex Sarr off Khalif Battle’s penetration-and-dish.

Livers checked out Phoenix’s second summer league game at Cox Pavilion on the campus of University of Nevada Las Vegas. He sat courtside with Suns general manager Brian Gregory, CEO Josh Bartelstein, assistant coaches Jesse Mermuys and Brian Randle, point guard Collin Gillespie and center Mark Williams.

Former Phoenix Suns players Shaquille O'Neal, Kevin Durant, Charles Barkley, Chris Paul, Steve Nash and Grant Hill all were a part of the list, which had Michael Jordan first, LeBron James second, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar third, Magic Johnson fourth and Bill Russell fifth.

Suns' Devin Booker reunited with Durant at the Drake concert in London days after the latter's trade to the Houston Rockets was finalized.