Warriors add new players, Bill joins strongly, and the championship hopes increase greatly

According to ClutchPoints reporter Bretts reporter Brett Segal, Bradley Beal will reach a buyout agreement with the Suns after receiving a 25% advance payment for next season's salary, thus becoming a full free agent. Among the many teams competing for him, the Golden State Warriors are regarded as one of the most competitive teams, and other teams such as the Clippers, Rockets and Bucks are also interested in Bill.

Recently, the competition for Bill has changed, and the Milwaukee Bucks' competitiveness has weakened, which has added an advantage to the Warriors' winning over Bills. The Bucks' changes stemmed from their buyout agreement with Cole Anthony. According to ESPN reporter Shams Charania, the Bucks plan to sign with Anthony after the end of his clarification period. The deal is seen as an exciting move by the Bucks after All-Star guard Damian Lillard left.

If the Bucks successfully sign Anthony, they will no longer be able to compete for Bill. In this case, the Warriors' chances increased greatly. Experts in the NBA pointed out that the Warriors and the Bucks are the two teams that are most eager to sign the Bills. Mark Stan and Jack Fisher said: "The Clippers, Lakers, Warriors, Timberwolves, and Antetokounmpo's Bucks are teams that show interest after the Bills enters the free market." In this offseason, the Bucks have signed several defenders, such as Kevin Porter Jr., Gary Trent Jr. and former Warriors player Ryan Rollins. In addition, they signed 30-year-old free agent Gary Harris, and now with Anthony and sharpshooter AJ Green, the Bucks don't seem to have to consider signing Bills anymore.

Although the Golden State Warriors had previously had rumors of a deal with Bill and Lillard, the latter was torn in the Achilles tendon and was expected to return until after the All-Star game. The Warriors are expected to re-sign free agent D'Antoni Melton, but whether this will affect their plans to win Bill or Lillard remains to be tested. Overall, the Bucks' withdrawal made the Warriors lose another strong opponent in the battle for Bills.