Josh Okogie declines $2.95 million player option
Michael Scotto: Sources: Phoenix Suns guard Josh Okogie is declining his $2.95 million player option and will enter unrestricted free agency, @hoopshype has learned. pic.twitter.com/lUMXeqOL58
Source: Twitter @MikeAScotto
Source: Twitter @MikeAScotto
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Gerald Bourguet @GeraldBourguet
Per a source, Josh Okogie opting out doesn’t mean he’s gone. Suns want to re-sign him for a little more than vet min. Top priority is Royce O’Neale (which they’ll get done), then Okogie, then Bol Bol (may be tougher). After that, they’ll target a vet min. PG and maybe a 2-guard – 12:16 PM
Per a source, Josh Okogie opting out doesn’t mean he’s gone. Suns want to re-sign him for a little more than vet min. Top priority is Royce O’Neale (which they’ll get done), then Okogie, then Bol Bol (may be tougher). After that, they’ll target a vet min. PG and maybe a 2-guard – 12:16 PM
Michael Scotto @MikeAScotto
Sources: Phoenix Suns guard Josh Okogie is declining his $2.95 million player option and will enter unrestricted free agency, @hoopshype has learned. pic.twitter.com/lUMXeqOL58 – 11:41 AM
Sources: Phoenix Suns guard Josh Okogie is declining his $2.95 million player option and will enter unrestricted free agency, @hoopshype has learned. pic.twitter.com/lUMXeqOL58 – 11:41 AM
Evan Sidery @esidery
Josh Okogie will soon exercise his $3 million player option to remain with the Suns.
Okogie could factor into Phoenix’s rotation next season as they overhaul their bench. pic.twitter.com/zoXPxetVST – 9:38 AM
Josh Okogie will soon exercise his $3 million player option to remain with the Suns.
Okogie could factor into Phoenix’s rotation next season as they overhaul their bench. pic.twitter.com/zoXPxetVST – 9:38 AM
More on this storyline
The Phoenix Suns and Drew Eubanks are on the same page regarding his status with the team. “The full organization wants me back next and I want to be a Phoenix Sun next year,” Eubanks said. Eubanks has a player option for next season as he has until June 29 to exercise it along with Eric Gordon, Josh Okogie and Damion Lee, who missed the entire 2023-24 season with a knee injury. “I’m going to make the best decision for my family and I when the time comes,” Eubanks said. -via Arizona Republic / May 11, 2024