Jordan Goodwin included in deal heading to Suns
Josh Robbins: Guard Jordan Goodwin has been told he’s likely being included in the Wizards-Suns trade, a league source told @TheAthleticNBA. Goodwin, 24, appeared in 62 games for Washington last season & would give PHX a player with a strong feel for the game who is on an inexpensive contract.
Source: Twitter @JoshuaBRobbins
Source: Twitter @JoshuaBRobbins
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Kellan Olson @KellanOlson
More about Jordan Goodwin from @JoshuaBRobbins here.
Super tough player and defender. Played tight end in high school and Iowa offered him a scholarship for both basketball and football: theathletic.com/3787136/2022/1… – 8:15 PM
More about Jordan Goodwin from @JoshuaBRobbins here.
Super tough player and defender. Played tight end in high school and Iowa offered him a scholarship for both basketball and football: theathletic.com/3787136/2022/1… – 8:15 PM
Josh Robbins @JoshuaBRobbins
Guard Jordan Goodwin has been told he’s likely being included in the Wizards-Suns trade, a league source told @TheAthleticNBA. Goodwin, 24, appeared in 62 games for Washington last season & would give PHX a player with a strong feel for the game who is on an inexpensive contract. – 7:14 PM
Guard Jordan Goodwin has been told he’s likely being included in the Wizards-Suns trade, a league source told @TheAthleticNBA. Goodwin, 24, appeared in 62 games for Washington last season & would give PHX a player with a strong feel for the game who is on an inexpensive contract. – 7:14 PM
More on this storyline
Alex Kennedy: In @BobbyMarks42’s breakdown of the Bradley Beal trade, he said that the Suns are likely sending 6 second-rounders to the Wizards. He also expects multiple pick swaps “likely in 2024 & 2026.” Marks: “They have no more control over their picks. That’s it.” youtu.be/4s4Wtn410Ho -via Twitter @AlexKennedyNBA / June 18, 2023
Durant, Booker, Beal and Ayton are due more than $161 million dollars this upcoming 2023-24 season with the expected salary cap at $134 million and the luxury tax threshold at $165 million. Teams that go $17.5 million over the second tax apron can’t use taxpayer mid-level exceptions, can’t sign buyout players and take back more money in trades. -via Arizona Republic / June 18, 2023