It was revealed that the NBA is investigating the Suns: suspected of premature contact with Eubanks if the violation is confirmed or the second round pick is forfeited

On October 25, Beijing time, Marc Stein reported that the NBA is currently investigating the Suns, suspecting that they had premature unauthorized contact with Eubanks before free agency time opened. Stein said the league expects a ruling soon, and if a violation is confirmed, teams will generally forfeit a second-round pick.

Eubanks is currently a backup center for the Suns, mostly playing for Nurkic. In today's 108-104 win over the Warriors, Eubanks came off the bench for 19 minutes, contributing four points, seven boards, two assists and three blocks, shooting 1-of-3 from the field. His contributions on the rebounding and defensive end are no small one.

However, the Suns' investigation by the league for Eubanks has also led some fans to think that some gains outweigh the losses. After all, in previous cases, some teams were accused by the league of violating the law, all in the process of fighting for big-name stars, and Eubanks was only a backup center, and if the Suns were dismissed for his second-round pick, it would probably make them feel very unworthy.

Eubanks is 2.06 meters tall and weighs 111 kilograms and is 26 years old. He was a draft loser. This is his sixth season in the NBA, and the Suns are the third team Eurbanks has played for, having previously played for the Spurs and Trail Blazers. This offseason, Eubanks signed a two-year contract with the Suns for a salary of $2.34 million this season and $2.65 million for the next season.

Previously, the 76ers were also sent off two second-round rounds by the league for premature contact with Tucker and House.