Jeff Teague believes Bradley Bill will lead the Pistons to the next level

Jeff Teague believes that the Pistons will trade Bradley Bill to improve the team and pair Cad Cunningham with another star. The legend of

Bradley Bill and Phoenix Suns may be about to end. However, Jeff Teague believes Bill would be a perfect place to settle: the Detroit Pistons.

On the Club 520 podcast, Teague elaborates on why Bill was the perfect partner for Cad Cunningham.

"I like Malik Beasley and Tim Hardaway's performance this year, but I think they need players like Bradley Beal," said Teague, "assuming they got the Bradley Beal we were familiar with two years ago, if he was still that player and still had the ability."

Although Cunningham is a brilliant player, he doesn't have a second star around him. Players like Beasley and Hardaway are great in their respective positions, but they are not the team's second choice.

Over the past two seasons, Bill has been playing the role of running without the ball, becoming the team's third scoring point. Although he is efficient, he looks like an empty shell. Bringing him into the Pistons culture may inspire a whole new energy in his career. The team only needs him to be able to create offensive opportunities and become an efficient scorer. He showed this in the history of the Washington Wizards. With the Suns, he even scored 30+ or ​​even 40+ points many times.

Jeff Teague believes that the Pistons are trading Bradley Bill

There are two main factors: Bill's contract of more than $50 million and his non-trade clause. Although Bills may have a great chance in Detroit, the shooting guard may turn it off directly.

At the same time, there are not many teams who want him. After all, his high value is unbearable for a lineup. However, the chance to get the second scorer may be exactly what the Pistons need.

After playing seven games with the New York Knicks, they need a second star outside of Cunningham. Bill might be that person.

However, for teams, they may need three or even multiple teams to complete such a deal. This involves tax apron rules, draft picks, etc. for the first and second players.

Anyway, Teague thinks Detroit will shine for Bill. If they don't do it, then they can only hope that the role players can improve their level and become the team's second choice.

Getting Bills will give the Pistons a roster that will really win in the present next season. If not, then this may still be the case in the next few years.