The Phoenix Suns have always had the characteristics of "divine doctors", and many players who have been checked out as unable to continue playing professional basketball have been successfully rescued by the Suns and continued their careers.
Now, the Suns can save the player's career with Chris Paul, and Biyombo is the latest achievement. In the 2011 NBA Draft, Billy Beaugh was selected by the then Charlotte Bobcats with the 8th pick. At the end of a four-year rookie contract, Billy Biyombo did not prove his ability and eventually accepted a contract from the Toronto Raptors.
At the Raptors, Biyombo did well, successfully defending James of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 2016 Eastern Conference Finals. Next, Biyombo received a four-year, $72 million contract from the Orlando Magic in the summer of 2016.
As a result, in the Magic Team, Thanyombo Magic was no longer there, and in just two years, he was abandoned by the Magic team and traded back to the Charlotte Hornets. Last summer, Billy Beombo was officially unemployed and did not receive a contract extension.
This season' Suns were also badly affected, and they couldn't get enough players to play, so they signed Biyongbo on a short 10-day contract. Fed by Paul, Biyongbo hit a career-high 70% shooting percentage with a plus-minus of 10.3, ranking first on the Suns and second in the league.
In addition, Biyombo's offensive efficiency is 121.1 of the league's third, defensive efficiency is 93rd in the league's first, and net efficiency is 28.1% of the league's first, which can reduce the shooting rate of the opposing player from 46.4% to 39.4%. I have to say that Paul's ability to save the center is really outstanding, and Biyombo is the latest example.