Suns trade Bills encounter double obstacles, only the Eagles Wizards are willing to take over and the players refuse to veto

According to reporter Marc Stein, two things became extremely clear in all the attempts the Suns made to achieve their goals before the trade deadline in February this year: At that time, few teams were willing to accept the remaining two years of Bradley Bill’s contract, with only the Hawks and Wizards being the exception, and Bill seemed even less willing to give up his trade veto.

This season, Bill played 53 regular season games for the Suns, scoring 17 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.7 assists during his 32.1 minutes of playing time per game. He and the Suns have two years left to contract, with a salary of 53.67 million next season and a player option of 57.13 million in the 26-27 season.

The latest news shows that there is currently an expectation within the Suns. Since Durant is likely to trade and leave the team, the team hopes that Bill will play a competitive level that matches the contract. During the recent coach selection process, the Suns asked several candidates how to maximize his value if Bill stayed in the team.