Suns have been reluctant to give DeAndre Ayton rookie max extension

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They have to max him, and then they also have to extend Mikal Bridges too right? They're gonna have to unload some salaries soon to do that
 

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They probably end up maxing him because they aren't a free agent destination ..
It's Phoenix, Arizona. They'd be on the short list now that it looks like they know what they're doing.


In basketball, you don't negotiate. You choose. Phoenix better know he'll get that max one way or another.
 

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I just read Woj's article. It's Sarver behind this:snoop:


Ayton, 23, is eligible for a five-year, $172.5 million extension, with escalators that could reach $207 million -- a deal that many executives leaguewide expected would be complete in short order this offseason. But now, with a looming Oct. 18 deadline for rookie extensions, sources said the talks between the Suns and Ayton's representatives have been slowed by ownership's current assertion that Ayton doesn't deserve to be included in that group of players -- and a belief by the 7-footer that his performance, his potential and the marketplace dictate that he does.
 
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