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Chris Paul has wrist surgery, re-signs with Suns for up to $120 million
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The Phoenix Suns have retained their point guard duo, as expected. That Chris Paul will get up to $120 million over four years was a bit more than expected. Oh, and he had wrist surgery.
First thing first Marc Spears of Yahoo Sports reports that Phoenix Suns guard Chris Paul had left wrist surgery after the season ended. We all saw that CP3 was laboring in the last few weeks of the season, and this is one of the culprits.
Suns guard Chris Paul expected to be ready for training camp after recent surgery, @TheUndefeated has learned. https://t.co/tpt63vs6kS#nba#suns Marc J. Spears (@MarcJSpears) August 2, 2021
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