After Bill was cut, the Suns were very similar to the Rockets with a "light bulb". Is there really no competitiveness in the new season?

Bill and the Suns reached a buyout and will join the Clippers after the clarification period ends. After the Suns bought out Bills, the backcourt of the new season will be controlled by Booker and Jaylen Green, and Dillon Brooks will be added to the forward line. With the inside signing, the Suns may not be at the bottom next season. In the new season, Bills may not be able to become another star who can get a bargain in the Clippers.

The Suns in the new season, this lineup is easy to see. Booker and Green will be the leader of the backcourt, with Grayson Allen as the substitute; Dillon Brooks and Reus O'Neal on the front line, Ryan Dunn, Igudaro and Rashid Fleming, the 31st pick in the second round, will be the substitute on the front line; the inside line will be much richer, in addition to Nick Richards, there will be Mark Williams and rookie Maruac. Even if the lineup is not strong, it is still enough to cope with it. The key to success or failure of the new season lies in Booker, who gains freedom to perform. The same goes for Green. His improvement determines whether he can be a backcourt partner for Booker. Both of these backcourt partners can become stars with averaging more than 20 points per game. Will they become a new pair of backcourt double guns?

With double guns in the backcourt, there are masters of "eating cakes" in the inside, and a group of three-point shooters are waiting on the front. Such a Sun is very similar to the Rockets, who were previously partnered by Harden and Paul. If no one is optimistic about the Suns, the new season may be a big surprise and there is a possibility of making a playoffs.

The Suns solved Durant and Bill in an offseason, and the Big Three failed in the trial. But the lineup of the new season may not be much weaker. Is solar power rising from the west for the new season?