The Rockets have been actively peddling Gordon this season, but there has been little progress.
It has been reported that several teams have been asking Gordon for money recently, but the most positive is the Suns.
The Suns are currently ranked first in the West and must have had some ideas about impacting the championship.
The Rockets' asking price for Gordon's deal is clear, that is, no matter who it is given, it must have a first-round pick.
But the first round of signings that the Suns can trade in the future will not be until 2027.
Gordon reached a four-year, 76 million early contract extension with the Rockets in 2019, which expires in 2024.
Averaging 29.2 minutes per game this season, he was able to score 14.9 points, 1.8 boards and 3.3 assists. Playing the Spurs a few days ago, Gordon also shot 9 of 10 in a single game, 6 of 7 from 3-point range, and got 31 points, 3 boards and 3 assists.
For the Suns who want to rush to the top, Gordon is definitely a good backcourt addition. The Suns bench is still really missing a figure like Gordon, which is also an important factor in last year's finals.
To exaggerate, Gordon may really be the sun's perfect championship puzzle.
If it can be done, Gordon can also be considered to be working with Paul again, which is also a "light bulb combination".
The bond between Gordon and Paul is really too deep... The Clippers used Gordon as a chip to bring Paul from the Hornets (Pelicans) to Los Angeles, and then the Clippers traded Paul to the Rockets, Gordon happened to be in the Rockets, and now the Rockets are discussing trading Gordon with the Suns.
The Sun has been peddling Sarridge lately!
Saric and suns reached a 3-year, 27 million contract in 2020, but played a limited role.
Last season's Finals G1 Šarić tore through the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee and has been nursing since then. According to the sources, the Suns are now very keen to get rid of Saric's contract.
You say That Charic + Shamet, plus a first-round pick, can get Gordon no?
It feels a bit hanging, and the Rockets traded Gordon just to get rid of some big contracts, save some money, and feel at ease.
Saric's contract is not big, it is not small, and it is not an expiry contract, and it will not expire until 2023. If it's an expiring contract, there's still some transaction value.
Can't you always use Cameron Johnson as a chip, right? This young man estimated that the rocket could be needed, but the sun was most likely reluctant to do so.
The lads averaged 25.6 minutes per game this season and were able to score 11.9 points, 4.3 boards and 1.3 assists, which is quite a good seedling. Truth be told, for the sake of Gordon, sending away Cameron Johnson, there is no need.
If the Suns can really exchange Gordon in the end, how high do the secretaries think their probability of winning the championship is?