(The original text was published on July 7, the author is Doric Sam in the open-air stands, and the content of the article does not represent the translator's views)

According to relevant news reports, Suns veteran defender Bradley Beal is expected to reach a buyout agreement with the Suns and will soon enter the free agent market. NBA insider Marc Stein revealed that Bill is "actively discussing options with other teams" and is expected to reach a contract buyout agreement with the Suns. Marc Stein also added that once the veteran scorer becomes a full free agent, it will attract "strong attention" from the league teams. PHNX Sports reporter Gerald Bourguet reported that Bill's buyout was "imminent", and that $96.9 million of the remaining $110.8 million in his contract is likely to be spread over the next five years, an option that will reduce the Suns' total salary to below two luxury tax lines. As Bill is about to become a free agent, Doric Sam in the open-air stands took a look at what ideal Bill's next teams are there.

1. The Miami Heat have been active in the competition for top free agents and trading candidates this summer, but have not been able to successfully introduce their favorite players so far. A joint report by reporter Marc Stein and Jake Fischer said the Heat had negotiated with the Suns on the Bills deal, but the negotiations "finally broke down" and now they may not have to pay any chips to get the star. As early as when Bill was playing for the Wizards, the Heat showed a strong interest in him. This season, the Heat tried to trade Butler in exchange for Bill, but Bill's sky-high contract hindered the deal. After trading Butler to the Warriors, the Heat had a vacant position on the wing between Herro and Adebayo. Bill still maintains reliable three-point shooting ability and is expected to become an important supplement to Spoel's coach's offensive system.

2, the Milwaukee Bucks

Bucks made one of the most surprising actions this summer, cutting off All-Star point guard Damian Lillard who may miss most of next season due to a torn Achilles tendon. The Bucks' top priority is to make sure Antetokounmpo is happy with the team, and adding veterans like Bill in the backcourt will help achieve that. Currently, the Bucks' starting backcourt combination will be Kevin Porter Jr. and Gary Trent Jr., and the addition of Bills can obviously improve the strength of the lineup and enhance the depth of rotation. The Bucks already have the powerful combination of Antetokounmpo, Kuzma and the newly signed Turner in the frontcourt. The introduction of Bills will bring the Bucks' offensive end that is urgently needed. This team that is determined to compete for the championship is trying their best to seize Antetokounmpo's peak period and strive to return to the championship ranks.

3, San Antonio Spurs

When Bill's former Suns teammate Kevin Durant put the Spurs on the ideal next-tier list of trades, many people were surprised that the star was eventually sent to the Houston Rockets in his first offseason trade. However, Durant's consideration of joining the Spurs just confirms the bright prospects of this team, which is quite attractive to veterans like Bill. The Spurs have the best young core lineup in the league: 2024 Best Rookie Wenban Yama, 2025 Best Rookie Castle and Dylan Harper, the second-place pick in the draft. Joining the Spurs will give Bills the opportunity to play side by side with a new generation of players while contributing their veteran experience. Of course, if Bill is determined to compete for his first championship in his career, he may need a more mature lineup, but the Spurs' potential may allow him to approach the championship competition faster than expected.

Original text: Doric Sam

Compiled by: Li Taibai