Knicks are interested in KD! Two transaction plans are released, and Sun Cancer hopes that he will leave the team but cannot send it away

On June 6, I believe that fans have heard a lot of rumors about Durant's trading. Now there are many teams that are interested in Durant, but the team that can really get Durant may only have 1-2 teams. After all, the first thing the Suns consider when Durant wants to join the team Durant hopes to join. The news now is that Durant is interested in joining the Timberwolves and the Spurs, and today he has another team that is interested.

According to famous reporter Shams, the Knicks had quoted Durant to the Suns before the trading deadline of this season. Shams said: It is obvious that Durant's deal has not happened, but we can wait and see what will happen in the next few weeks. Whether the Knicks will still chase Durant. At least it is certain that the Knicks will definitely strengthen the lineup this offseason. This is the basic need of this team, and both of them are interested in each other.

After the Knicks failed to win the championship this season, they cut off Thibodeau. The purpose of the team is to achieve the championship level in the future. If they want to get Durant, they must pay a lot of chips. According to a follow-up report by NBC Sports reporters, the chips that the Knicks traded with Durant may be Towns or Anunobi + Mitchell Robinson. Towns' salary is close to Durant, and both sides can make single exchanges.

The Suns have previously revealed to the teams pursuing Durant that their first choice when trading Durant is to win a suitable center, so the Knicks' two trading quotes include centers. If Anunobi and Miro can win, I think the bonus to the team is also very high. After all, these two people have excellent defenses. Anunobi is a star-level forward player, and he has both offense and defense.

However, whether the Suns win Anunobi or Towns' big contract, their salary pressure is still very high. Under such circumstances, the Suns may choose to continue to reduce their expenses, and the one they want to send away the most is undoubtedly Bill. After all, the team planned to send him away before the transaction deadline, but because Bill has the right to veto the transaction, they cannot send him away. Since the end of the Suns season, there has been no comment on the Suns' opinion of Bill.

According to reporters with the Suns today, the Suns do not want Bill to return to the team next season, but because Bill's contract contains non-trade clauses, he cannot be traded at present. If he does not agree to the buyout, the team may have to choose to continue to keep him. In the process of finding a new coach, the Suns management even asked the candidates how to deal with Bill. Obviously, they do not want Bill to stay in the team at all, and the Suns are also considering how to get rid of this situation.

Bill can be said to be one of the biggest cancer contracts in NBA history. The Wizards were able to give him a five-year, 251 million contract. You should know that when signing this contract in 22 years, if Jokic had not signed a five-year, 257 million contract, Bill would have become the largest maximum salary in history at that time. He led the team for many years, but the Wizards gave such a large contract, which was speechless. It can be said that trading Durant made the Suns lose their future, while trading Bill made the Suns completely lock the window to win the championship.

Bill has two years and 110 million contracts. There are really teams in the league who are interested in him, such as the Heat, but Bill doesn't want to go. At the end of last year's trading deadline, the Suns thought of sending him to the Heat. At that time, the Heat also had the intention. For this reason, the Suns traded their first round picks for exchanges from the Jazz for multiple future protected first round picks. When they were about to complete the deal with the Heat, Bill vetoed the deal because he had the veto, and the Suns worked hard.

If there is really no way to send it away, the Suns are planning to rebuild. I suggest that they buy out Bills in installments. This is an option, but the price is a bit high. If the installments are paid an average of 22 million per season in five years, this may affect the Suns' future signings. After all, they have Booker, and the team wants to play badly, so this plan doesn't look very good. If it really doesn't work, let him stay with the team for another two years and wait for the contract to expire.

If Bill stays in the team, then the Suns and the Knicks are obviously not something that the Suns don't want to accept, not these players they don't want, and the salary pressure will still be very high. Previously, Jake of the US reported that if the Spurs provide a trading plan for Durant, they may use Wassel, Barnes and the No. 14 pick as their main bargaining chips. If such a chip is the case, perhaps the Suns can still accept it. After all, the team can reduce expenses, but the top priority is that the Suns should still trade back to their first round picks from the Rockets as soon as possible this summer.

After all the first round picks are on the Rockets. If you want to play badly, it is equivalent to helping the Rockets play badly and you can't get anything. Having said that, what do you want to say about the current sun? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.