After Bill and the Suns bought out, he finally chose to join the Clippers

Bill doesn't look down on James and Doncic? What exactly happened? It's incredible! After Bill and the Suns bought out, he finally chose to join the Clippers. It is said that the Lakers, Bucks and other teams want to sign him. So why didn't Bill go to the Lakers? There may be several reasons.

The first reason is that the Clippers are stronger. The Clippers have obtained a lot of powerful players this summer. They got center Lopez from the Bucks and played a substitute for Zubas. And sent defender Powell away and got young power forward Collins from the Jazz.

The Clippers also renewed their contracts with Harden and Batum, and also obtained Paul, the God of Point Guard. It can be said that through this series of operations, the Clippers' strength has been enhanced compared to last season. On the other hand, the Lakers only got Ayton and Smart, which no one wanted, and their strength was incomparable to the Clippers.

The second reason is that it is easy to take the blame when going to the Lakers. Everyone knows that playing in the Lakers is very stressful, because the Lakers are a traffic team and many people pay attention to it. As long as they play a little badly, they will be criticized by fans.

And Bill is a relatively casual person. He likes to play with comfort and does not like to be under too much pressure. The reason why he didn't want to leave the sun was because he was only the third leader in the sun, and he would not be scolded too much if he didn't fight well.

But if Bill goes to the Lakers, the mistakes he made in the game will be infinitely magnified! If the Lakers lose, then Bill will definitely take the blame.

The third reason is that Bill looks down on James and Doncic. James is old and likes to turn the blame at the last moment. Doncic is too bad in defense and is a ball dominant.

If Bill goes to the Lakers, he will easily be blamed by James at the last moment. With Doncic, Bill is likely to not even be able to touch the ball, so he is definitely not as comfortable as starting in the Clippers.

After all, Bill went to the Clippers, and Harden and Paul passed the ball to him, so he could show his talents on the offensive end. And if he goes to the Lakers, he can only take the blame and watch Doncic perform.

And from the moment, the Clippers are obviously more capable of winning the championship than the Lakers. For Bill, who has never won the championship, going to the Clippers is obviously a better choice than going to the Lakers. Is this the truth?