If defender Bill reaches a buyout with the Suns, the Clippers are interested in competing for a contract to get him

According to a reporter from the famous American sports media ESPN on July 2, if NBA defender Bradley Bill and the Suns look for an opportunity to reach a buyout and enter the trading market, the Clippers hope to enter the competition and are interested in recruiting this former All-Star shooting guard. It is reported that Bill is difficult to imitate the extended clause model of the Bucks' sack of Lillard, but the real contract prices of the two parties are not far apart. Lillard has a contract of US$113 million for the remaining two years, and Bill has a contract of US$112 million for the remaining two years.

32-year-old Bill plays as a shooting guard and plays for the Suns in the 2024-2025 season. He plays in a total of 53 games in the regular season, averages 32.0 minutes per game, and can score 17.0 points + 3.3 rebounds + 3.7 assists + 1.1 steals + 0.5 blocks. He has a shooting percentage of 49.0%, a three-point shooting percentage of 38.0%, and a free throw shooting percentage of 80.%.

According to ESPN reporter analysis, the Clippers have always liked the kind of stars who have encountered setbacks and wanted to prove themselves again, such as John Wall, Westbrook, etc. The Clippers have this kind of hobby and regard it as such a choice as a team advantage. Let's continue to wait and see, maybe everything can happen!