A lightweight 🛩️ Expert: The Suns cut Bill with extended terms and save more than 200 million in the new season

According to ESPN reporter Shams Charania, according to ESPN reporter Shams Charania, the agent of three-time All-Star Bill, Mark Bartelstein, revealed that Bill has finalized a buyout agreement with the Suns and will join the Clippers with a two-year, $11 million contract after the clarification period (48 hours).

According to The Athletic reporter Fred Katz, several sources in the league revealed that Bill gave up $13.8 million in a buyout with the Suns. Bill had two years left in the original contract, and he gave up $13.8 million (Shams said it was close to $13.9 million) before the Sun could cut it off with extended terms, and the remaining contract amount was paid in five years.

Spotac's salary expert Keith Smith reported that in terms of actual amounts (salary + luxury tax penalty), the Suns used extended clauses to cut Bills, which would save about $200 million in spending in the new season; Yossi Gozlan, another salary expert, said the Suns would save at least $210 million in spending.