Michael Beasley on Hawks radar

Michael Beasley has been a journeyman during his
10 NBA seasons and it seems he coud be on the move again. He is rumored to be on the radar of the Suns (Played for Phoenix in 2012) and Hawks. Mark Berman New York post first broke the new Tuesday:

According to an NBA source, the Hawks and Suns have interest in Beasley and both clubs have cap space. Beasley has a home in Atlanta and is said to be intrigued.

Atlanta could use Beasley's scoring off the bench (13.2 ppg for Knicks last season) and a veteran presence on a team that is full of young talent.

However Beasley's cap number (Around $8.6 million) could be steep for a player that has disappeared at times during his career.

Even though it's highly unlikely he would land in Atlanta because of 5 other teams that are in pursuit, Beasley is not the type player I could see the Hawks getting in a bidding war to acquire.

There will be names out there such as Jabari Parker, Avery Bradley, Greg Monroe just to name a few, sooo Beasley is just a rumor at this point.

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