The Suns paid for the confusion, now they know that they are suffering?

The Suns now know that they are feeling uncomfortable!

Since the new boss came, the Suns have changed three coaches in three seasons, blindly forming stars without considering the issue of adaptation or not, which eventually led to the inability to enter the playoffs and becoming one of the worst three giants in NBA history, not even one of them.

And the Suns are still paying for their previous confusion. According to US media reports, when the Suns are drafting a new coach, the first question is how to use Bill.

It is well known to everyone that the Suns want to get rid of Bill's contract, but unfortunately they have a veto on the transaction. It is not that the Suns can trade if they want to trade. What's more, Bill has not been in good shape in the past two seasons. With his big contract with 110 million left for two years, ordinary teams really can't afford it.

Bill is now the most embarrassing point for the Suns.

The Suns are determined to rebuild during the offseason. There are too many high-paying and low-powered players in the team. Now, except Booker, all other players are on the shelves. After all, Durant's strength is still there. The Suns are still able to trade it out and the chips they get are acceptable in the end, but Bill, the Suns are not buying the first round draft pick trade, or they choose to sack, but the salary is there, can the Suns bear it?

To summarize the Suns in one sentence, it is to commit suicide. Originally, a championship-level lineup was dismantled into a lottery team. In NBA history, there are really few teams that can operate like this. Bill's deal really made the Suns realize the pain. This sequelae may have to last for several seasons. Now the Suns can only get some fry on Durant.

The Suns must first consider Bill when choosing a coach. It seems that the Suns are going to take advantage of this tough problem. They really have to waste Bill's contract.

The Suns have to endure two more seasons, and the key team still wants to renew Booker's contract for 150 million in two years?