The Suns don t want the backcourt generals to return to the team this summer, but they can t change this situation?

According to the news of John Gambadoro, a reporter for Phoenix local media 98.7 FM Arizona Sports, the Phoenix Suns do not want the team's backcourt player Bradley Beal to return to the team next season to continue playing. Gambadoro pointed out that although the Suns want to part ways with Bill, because Bill's contract includes a deal veto, he can directly veto the Suns' unsatisfactory deal proposal, so he also faces huge challenges in dealing with this difficult situation.

In the NBA regular season this season, Bill played 53 games in 82 games, averaging 32.1 minutes per game, averaging 17 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 0.5 blocks, and 1.9 turnovers and 2.6 fouls. He shot 49.7%, three-point shooting percentage 38.6%, and free throw shooting percentage 80.3%. Bill's performance this season is not particularly outstanding. His scoring ability has not been fully exerted, and his role on the defensive end is also relatively average. However, we also need to pay attention to that Bill's playing time has not been stable this season, and even fell out of the team's starting lineup in the second half of the season. With the ups and downs of playing time and tactical position, it is indeed difficult for Bill to maintain sufficient stability. Even in such a situation, his offensive efficiency and three-point shooting percentage are good, which is not easy. The biggest problem at the moment is that Bill's contract with the Suns will expire in two years. His salary for next season is $53.666 million, and his salary for the 2026-27 season will reach $57.129 million, and it is also a player option. With Bill's age and his form this season, he obviously has no reason not to execute this player option. Considering the amount and age of his contract, it is already very difficult for the Sun to send him away. In addition, he also holds the veto power of the transaction, which further reduces the possibility of the transaction.

The Sun wants to send Bill away, but the more anxious the Sun is, the more troublesome it will be for his next plan. The Suns have almost no first-round pick in their future, and they want to send Kevin Durant away, and it is even more difficult for them to send Bill away in this situation. Therefore, the Suns' release of such news at the current stage, in addition to further reducing the trading value of Bills, seems to have a significant impact on the team's operations this summer. As the team's long-term follower, Gambadoro has no benefit to the team at all. What is he doing?