The Lakers Warriors are not interested, Bill joins the Clippers is not surprised, Harden may attract wolves into the room

Text/Jiang Shihua

On July 17, an official NBA official reported a big deal: Mark Batelstein, the agent of three-time All-Star Bill, revealed that Bill has reached a buyout agreement with the Suns and will join the Clippers after the clarification period (48 hours). In fact, in my opinion, it is not surprising that Bill joins the Clippers, the Lakers and Warriors are not interested, and Harden may lead the wolf into the house.

As we all know, after Durant left, the Suns completely entered the reconstruction stage of ambitions, so it was expected that Bill was bought out. Although rumors say that several teams are very interested in Bill, in fact, the so-called Bill battle is just a gimmick. The Warriors are only willing to pay the basic salary, but the Lakers are not interested in it at all. However, the Los Angeles Clippers are most interested in Bill, so it becomes natural for Bill to join the Clippers.

It is reported that in order to persuade Bill to join, Harden personally came to recruit. Judging from the technical characteristics of the two, Bill is likely to become Harden's substitute in the new season. But it should be noted that Durant invited others to join the Suns at the beginning, but last season, Bill once sarcastically and complained about Durant's explicit mockery and slander, which had a little bit of Mr. Dongguo and Wolf. Now, if Harden invites others to join the Clippers, will the same plot be staged?

Statistics show that in two seasons, Bill played 106 regular season games for the Suns, averaging 32.7 minutes per game, scoring 17.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 1 steal; in the playoffs, Bill played 4 times for the Suns, and averaged 18.5 minutes per game, scoring 16.5 points, 2.8 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game. However, its style of playing with heavy offense and light defense is a double-edged sword for the Clippers.