Durant left, Bill recovered? Both champion coaches have no tricks. Could it be that the Suns Rookie coach is a fairy

On June 17, NBA reporter Jake Fischer updated his article today and said that the Suns believed: "After Durant is traded, Bill will be able to play at a level that matches his value."

Durant left, Bill lived? Isn’t the sun just deceiving oneself!

The alliance is well known that they want to send Bill away more, but because the latter has the right to veto the transaction and refuses to leave, he "sells" Durant.

A week ago, the Suns hired Cavaliers assistant coach Ultra as the team's new coach.

Ultra was asked a difficult question by the Suns management during the interview: "If Bill continues to stay with the team, how can you make him perform at the best level?"

We don't know how Ultra answered, but his "admission" by the Suns at least shows that his skills on paper are good.

But Bill, who just turned 32, can he still match the maximum salary contract?

In the past two seasons, Bill has been coached by two championship coaches, namely Vogel and Bourdenholzer.

They provided Bill with n solutions, such as playing point guard, wing defensive small forward, and shooting guard without the ball...

As a result, Bill was used to holding the ball and was unable to accept a new look. At the same time, his personal injury caused a sharp decline in performance.

In the regular season this season, 17 points per game, which is completely incompatible with the annual salary of 53 million!

For the Suns management, since Bill can't send him away and can only be a living person, what can he do?