It is revealed that Booker may renew his contract for 150 million for two years! Who is the only one who stays in the team for the three giants?

On June 8, according to the famous reporter Mark Stein, Suns star Devin Booker is eligible for a two-year early contract renewal of approximately US$150 million (specific value of US$149.8 million) starting from July 7. Booker is generally expected to receive this maximum salary contract.

The three Suns will likely disintegrate this summer, and Durant is likely to be traded away. Bradley Bill is not in the team's future plans, but Booker is a non-selling product from the Suns.

The Suns officially announced on June 7 that former Cavaliers assistant coach Jordan Ultra will be the new head coach of the Suns. It is worth mentioning that Booker participated in the Suns' coaching selection work around the last week and met with several outstanding candidates to discuss. According to ESPN's famous reporter Charane, Booker also listed Jordan Ott as his first choice for the new Suns coach.

In contrast, neither Durant nor Bill were treated like this. At present, the Durant battle has quietly begun. The Suns will help Durant go to a team they want to go to, but the Suns will also strive to get enough rewards.

As for Bill, it is another trouble for the Sun, because Bill has the right to trade the transaction, and the Sun cannot trade him casually. Because Bill's salary is too high and his ability is not worthy of this salary, no team is willing to take over Bill unless the Suns get a draft pick or potential young player.

So, it is difficult for the Sun to trade Bill away unless you buy out Bill's contract. For the Suns, one of the big things that Ultraman has after taking office is to determine whether to use Bill. If Ultra can use Bill, then it is also an option for the Suns to keep him playing.

Book is the absolute leader of the Sun. Booker's current contract will expire in 2028, with a salary of $49.21 million this season, and the salary in the next three seasons will be $53.14 million, $57.08 million and $61.02 million.

Book was selected by the Suns in the 13th overall pick in the 2013 draft and has been fighting for the Suns for 10 years. He averaged 25.6 points, 4.1 rebounds and 7.1 assists per game last season, shooting 46.1% from the field, 33.2% from three-pointers and 89.4% from free throws.

Booker experienced the lowest trough of the team's record in the Suns, also experienced the peak of the finals with Paul, and the turmoil that Durant and Bill came one after another. Now, the sun returns to the pre-liberation overnight. This summer, the three Suns are destined to disintegrate, and they can only count on trading Durant for some valuable reconstruction chips.

Book will experience the Suns' new difficult times with the young coach Ott. (Text/Li Huanyu)