The Sun pays Bill in 97 million in five years: Save 210 million to set off a youth storm, the new 13+3 list is released

On July 17, according to ESPN's report, Bill reached a buyout with the Suns. Bill will sign the Los Angeles Clippers with a two-year contract of 11 million after the clarification period. The Clippers sign Bill at such a low price is obviously a big winner, but it is not a loss for the Suns, a "rebuilding" team that has entered a new era.

It is reported that Bill voluntarily gave up his salary of about 13.8 million to 13.9 million in the process of reaching a buyout with the Sun, so that the Sun can cut him off with extended terms. In other words, Bill has remaining 1108-1380=9700, and this portion of the salary of 97 million will be divided into five years and the average salary is 19.4 million. According to Yossi Gozlan, a salary structure expert, who used extended terms to sack Bill, who has successfully avoided heavy penalties for luxury taxes and limited salary below the tycoon line, the team can save money by trading draft picks in the future. The Suns can reduce luxury tax by 176 million in the new season, which can reduce spending by about $210 million in total.

For Bill himself, the original 110.8 million in two years turned into 97 million + 11 million. He actually did not sacrifice much salary, and in the end he only sacrificed two million dollars. He still has the possibility of winning the championship after joining the Clippers.

The Suns' new lineup list after the Suns cut Bills has also been released - Booker, Jaylen Green, Dillon Brooks, Allen, O'Neal, Mark Williams, Maruach, Fleming, Dunn, Richards, Davis, Iguodaro, Gillespie; Brea, Huntley, Reeves (three two-way contracts). The Suns' lineup is obviously younger, and the Suns have also set off a youth storm.