Ex-Suns Coach Bags Historic $78,500,000 Deal 19 Days After Forced to Move On From Kevin Durant and Co

The Phoenix Suns made a significant and startling move just three weeks ago. The team made the decision to part ways with Monty Williams as they enter the era of a new owner. This happened following a second consecutive early departure from the postseason. He had established himself as a maestro before his sad finish to the Kevin Durant period, though. And it was just a matter of time before a company would take notice of him.

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Monty Williams breaks the all-time record after leaving Kevin Durant and the Suns

The talents and basketball savvy of Williams were too superior to be kept ideal. After being let go by the Suns, it was only a matter of when someone comes knocking on his door. Signing him to a historic $78.5 million deal, the Detroit Pistons chose to hire the Notre Dame alumnus.

The largest coaching deal in the history of the NBA

The agreement makes it the largest coaching deal in the history of the NBA. According to the terms, Williams will be tied with Motor City for the next six years. After coaching two all-time greats in Kevin Durant and Chris Paul, and a few flourishing young stars, this will be a completely different atmosphere altogether. The Detroit Pistons were the worst team in the NBA last season. Even though they lay at the bottom, Motor City failed to secure a top-four pick in the upcoming draft.

Monty williams future 

Coming from a Suns team who were well constructed, and having an abundance of talent, Williams’ job with the Pistons will be one of patience. However, Detroit arguably have the adequate talent for a prosperous future.

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