Los Angeles Clippers re-sign Bradley Beal to two-year, $13 million deal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 5:38 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

The Los Angeles Clippers have re-signed Bradley Beal to a two-year contract worth $13.2 million, surprising fans who believed his time in Los Angeles was over. Beal’s performance dipped in recent seasons, largely due to injuries, which limited him to just six games last season after undergoing surgery. Despite skepticism regarding the move, the Clippers appear committed to utilizing Beal as they adjust their roster amid potential changes, including the uncertain future of Kawhi Leonard. Beal, now 32, has a player option for the second year of the deal.
- •Bradley Beal signs a two-year, $13.2 million contract.
- •Beal played only six games last season due to injury.
- •Fans are skeptical about Beal's value to the team.
- •Kawhi Leonard's future with the Clippers remains unclear.
- 5:38 AMYahoo Sports — ‘I don’t get it’ – NBA fans can’t believe Los Angeles Clippers gave Bradley Beal new $13 million deal
"Many people thought Bradley Beal’s time with the Los Angeles Clippers was over. In a shocking twist, the franchise is bringing him back for two more years.
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