The Bucks are pitching an offer sheet to restricted free agent Eric Bledsoe. The Bucks have some room to offer Bledsoe a big deal, but the Suns have the second-most cap space in the NBA right now. The 24-year-old guard was superb last season and will have a chance to make the All-Star team on whatever team he signs with. The Suns are expected to match any offer.

The Lakers are interested in meeting with restricted free agent Eric Bledsoe. The Suns may not want to pay the market price for Bledsoe and the Lakers probably look at that possibility with wide eyes and an open wallet. The report included confirmation of our earlier report that the Lakers are interested in Isaiah Thomas.

The Suns officially extended their qualifying offer to Eric Bledsoe on Friday. This is just a formality in the process of making Bledsoe a restricted free agent. The Suns can now match any offer that Bledsoe receives on the open market. Bledsoe averaged career-highs last season with 17.7 points, 5.5 assists, 4.7 rebounds and 1.6 steals in 32.9 minutes while also shooting a career-best 47.7 percent from the field. Obviously he is going to be a highly sought after target once the big names of LeBron and Carmelo are off the board during free agency this summer.

The Sacramento Kings have reportedly made a trade offer to the Phoenix Suns for restricted free agent Eric Bledsoe. The Kings' offer reportedly consisted of Isaiah Thomas and the No. 8 pick in the 2014 NBA Draft, but the Suns seem to be looking for more of a return or else we'd be talking about the fantasy ramifications of Bledsoe joining the Kings. Phoenix is hoping to present Bledsoe with a market-value contract in early July and avoid having him sign an offer sheet with another team that the Suns would then have to match. This situation will play itself out as the summer progresses, but the one thing that is clear right now is that Bledsoe isn't headed to Sacramento (for now).

The Suns hope to sign restricted free agent Eric Bledsoe in the "first few days of July," according to beat writer Paul Coro. By offering Bledsoe a huge market-value contract, Phoenix may be able to avoid waiting for Bledsoe to inevitably present another team's offer sheet for the Suns to match. That would enable the Suns' front office to focus their attention elsewhere, such as re-signing P.J. Tucker, adding a veteran center to help Miles Plumlee and Alex Len, and shoring up a defense that allowed 102.6 points per game last season.

Restricted free agent Eric Bledsoe is expected to see a max deal this summer, according to Yahoo! Sports. He certainly deserves it, averaging 17.7 points, 4.7 boards, 5.5 assists, 1.6 steals, 0.3 blocks and 1.2 triples on 47.7 percent from the field. Bledsoe has torn his meniscus twice in his career, so there is a bit of injury risk that comes with the athletic point guard. The Suns are expected to match any offer for the 24-year-old Kentucky product.

Eric Bledsoe has remained noncommittal about his status as a restricted free agent this summer. He was superb in his first season with the Suns and the team did not extend his contract heading into the season. However, the Suns will almost do anything they can to bring him back, and Bledsoe seems to be a part of the team and wasn't happy about missing out on the playoffs. "The way we lost the last couple games to the Spurs and Dallas, it definitely put a taste in my mouth," Bledsoe said. He'll have high-end fantasy value next year no matter where he lands.

Eric Bledsoe hit 11-of-15 shots and two 3-pointers for 29 points, four rebounds, six assists and four steals in Saturday's tough loss to the Mavericks. This was the game of the night and Bledsoe and Monta Ellis put on quite a show. The Suns are still alive and play the Grizzlies on Monday, and that game will have huge playoff implications for both teams, as the Suns currently trail them by a half game.

Eric Bledsoe just missed a triple-double against the Spurs during a tough 112-104 loss on Friday, scoring 30 points with 11 boards, nine assists, three steals and two 3-pointers on 11-of-16 from the field. It's the fourth game without Goran Dragic for Bledsoe this season, but this was his best effort of any of those four. Bledsoe is filling up the stat sheet over his last five, averaging 21.6 points, 5.8 boards, 5.0 assists, 0.8 blocks, 2.0 steals and 1.0 triples on 57.4 percent from the field. He's an absolute beast for fantasy owners and will be very high on our board next season.

Eric Bledsoe failed to score in the first half against the Pelicans on Wednesday, finishing 16 points, six boards, six assists, two steals, two blocks and one 3-pointer. After shooting 0-of-3 in the first half, Bledsoe light it up with a 7-of-10 shooting line in the second half. He also had a highlight-reel block of Jeff Withey at the rim and remains one of the most exciting players in the NBA. Bledsoe had a lot of hype coming into the season and he has not disappointed outside of his meniscus tear. As for the Suns, they hold a one-game lead over the Grizzlies for the eighth seed and trail the Mavericks by 0.5 games for the seven spot.