The Phoenix Suns continue to stand pat as they intend to re-sign restricted free agent Mark Williams to a three-year, $38-million deal, league sources confirmed with The Arizona Republic on June 25.
ESPN's Shams Charania first reported the news on Williams.
Teams can begin to sign free agents on July 6. The Suns won 45 games and returned to the playoffs after missing it in 2024-25 with Williams starting 55 games at center.
The Suns initially tendered a qualifying offer of $9.6 million to the 7-footer to make him a restricted free agent, which means they could match any offer from another team to retain Williams.
Williams, 24, averaged 11.7 points and eight rebounds in his first season in Phoenix. He played a career-high 60 games after playing a total of 106 games in three seasons with the Charlotte Hornets.
ESPN's Shams Charania first reported the news on Williams.
Teams can begin to sign free agents on July 6. The Suns won 45 games and returned to the playoffs after missing it in 2024-25 with Williams starting 55 games at center.
The Suns initially tendered a qualifying offer of $9.6 million to the 7-footer to make him a restricted free agent, which means they could match any offer from another team to retain Williams.
Williams, 24, averaged 11.7 points and eight rebounds in his first season in Phoenix. He played a career-high 60 games after playing a total of 106 games in three seasons with the Charlotte Hornets.
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