Does not compute. I suppose his dunks don't count either.
Suns News: 2026 Offseason Edition
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Synchronicity and all that jazz, man.
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Synchronicity and all that jazz, man.
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No surprise there.
NBA Draft 2026: Quadir Copeland. Nick Martinelli. Trey Kaufman-Renn. Graham Ike.
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Shams on the state of the Suns:
Synchronicity and all that jazz, man.
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Interesting scores, but it may be early for them to decide their rankings because one team's score will change a lot (the team that gets Lebron).
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ManMan's great Summer League is getting a lot of attention.
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The polar opposite of Ayton. My boner is off the charts!“It’s really important, by taking care of every rep and not taking any rep for granted,” Khaman said after his performance in the Suns’ 95-88 win over the Bucks on Monday night. “It’s a process, my time eventually will come, and I just gotta be ready for the opportunity that I don’t have rather than having an opportunity, and I’m ready for it.”
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It's gonna be fucking amazing when LeBron signs here and then we trade Maluach and Green for Anthony Davis
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Synchronicity and all that jazz, man.
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Bright Side takes some reader questions and gives their thoughts on Jalen Green, the Suns center rotation, Ryan Dunn, and more.
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I keep forgetting that Ryan Dunn in on the roster. I assume that he's out of the rotation, but that's kind of a big assumption for a guy who played 19 mpg and 70+ games since he entered the league.
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I have a hard time seeing how Dunn gets minutes if we are healthy:
Booker/Gillespie/Bouyea
Green/Kennard/Highsmith
Brooks/Goodwin/Dunn
Bridges/Fleming/Peat
Williams/Oso/Maluach
That’s kinda how I see the rotation. Those guys on the 3rd line will have a tough path to minutes. Though I think we should be able to play 3 centers.
Booker/Gillespie/Bouyea
Green/Kennard/Highsmith
Brooks/Goodwin/Dunn
Bridges/Fleming/Peat
Williams/Oso/Maluach
That’s kinda how I see the rotation. Those guys on the 3rd line will have a tough path to minutes. Though I think we should be able to play 3 centers.
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Starting at SF for the Valley Suns, Ryannnnnnn Bunnnnnzzzzz
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Yeah, I mostly agree. Maybe Spencer is in front of Bouyea, but it really doesn't matter when Booker and Green are both healthy. Maybe Peat and Maluach work their way into the 2nd unit.Split T wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2026 8:44 amI have a hard time seeing how Dunn gets minutes if we are healthy:
Booker/Gillespie/Bouyea
Green/Kennard/Highsmith
Brooks/Goodwin/Dunn
Bridges/Fleming/Peat
Williams/Oso/Maluach
That’s kinda how I see the rotation. Those guys on the 3rd line will have a tough path to minutes. Though I think we should be able to play 3 centers.
We have a lot of decent bench players, and I'd like to see us trade Dunn rather than bench him. Just grab a couple of future 2nd round picks while he has some value. Surely someone wants an athletic wing defender.
I almost want to make the same argument for Oso, but I think we still need his IQ.
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I could see the second unit regularly beating the first in scrimmages.
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Ya I didn’t include the 2-ways, but Spencer could be ahead of Bouyea.O_Gardino wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2026 9:52 amYeah, I mostly agree. Maybe Spencer is in front of Bouyea, but it really doesn't matter when Booker and Green are both healthy. Maybe Peat and Maluach work their way into the 2nd unit.Split T wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2026 8:44 amI have a hard time seeing how Dunn gets minutes if we are healthy:
Booker/Gillespie/Bouyea
Green/Kennard/Highsmith
Brooks/Goodwin/Dunn
Bridges/Fleming/Peat
Williams/Oso/Maluach
That’s kinda how I see the rotation. Those guys on the 3rd line will have a tough path to minutes. Though I think we should be able to play 3 centers.
We have a lot of decent bench players, and I'd like to see us trade Dunn rather than bench him. Just grab a couple of future 2nd round picks while he has some value. Surely someone wants an athletic wing defender.
I almost want to make the same argument for Oso, but I think we still need his IQ.
I kinda feel like we won’t do anything before the season, but packaging Dunn with Green and/or Williams seems like a decent avenue to add talent. I think Maluach will be ready this year for more minutes and Williams will become less needed. Green of course isn’t a great fit.
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I think you're mostly right about that depth chart. But I look at it and I can't help but think I would like this team more if every single starter except Booker were off the team. I think I would rather watch a team with the following depth chart:Split T wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2026 8:44 amI have a hard time seeing how Dunn gets minutes if we are healthy:
Booker/Gillespie/Bouyea
Green/Kennard/Highsmith
Brooks/Goodwin/Dunn
Bridges/Fleming/Peat
Williams/Oso/Maluach
That’s kinda how I see the rotation. Those guys on the 3rd line will have a tough path to minutes. Though I think we should be able to play 3 centers.
PG: Gillespie/Booyeah
SG: Book/Kennard
SF: Dunn/Goodwin
PF: Fleming/Peat
C: Maluach/Oso
Isn't that a much more fun, young, exciting, developing team? With some of our draft picks back in hand, such as the 2033 one, of course. We wouldn't likely make the playoffs, but who cares? We aren't and won't be a contender either way.
I wish we could just build our team the normal way by developing young guys and picks, and not put mediocre or overpaid veterans in front of them.
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The team you describe loses at least 50 games, if not 60. Fun or not, no thanks.Mori Chu wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2026 12:10 pmI think you're mostly right about that depth chart. But I look at it and I can't help but think I would like this team more if every single starter except Booker were off the team. I think I would rather watch a team with the following depth chart:Split T wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2026 8:44 amI have a hard time seeing how Dunn gets minutes if we are healthy:
Booker/Gillespie/Bouyea
Green/Kennard/Highsmith
Brooks/Goodwin/Dunn
Bridges/Fleming/Peat
Williams/Oso/Maluach
That’s kinda how I see the rotation. Those guys on the 3rd line will have a tough path to minutes. Though I think we should be able to play 3 centers.
PG: Gillespie/Booyeah
SG: Book/Kennard
SF: Dunn/Goodwin
PF: Fleming/Peat
C: Maluach/Oso
Isn't that a much more fun, young, exciting, developing team? With some of our draft picks back in hand, such as the 2033 one, of course. We wouldn't likely make the playoffs, but who cares? We aren't and won't be a contender either way.
I wish we could just build our team the normal way by developing young guys and picks, and not put mediocre or overpaid veterans in front of them.
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They'd win 15 games and Booker would ask out.Mori Chu wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2026 12:10 pmI think you're mostly right about that depth chart. But I look at it and I can't help but think I would like this team more if every single starter except Booker were off the team. I think I would rather watch a team with the following depth chart:Split T wrote: ↑Wed Jul 15, 2026 8:44 amI have a hard time seeing how Dunn gets minutes if we are healthy:
Booker/Gillespie/Bouyea
Green/Kennard/Highsmith
Brooks/Goodwin/Dunn
Bridges/Fleming/Peat
Williams/Oso/Maluach
That’s kinda how I see the rotation. Those guys on the 3rd line will have a tough path to minutes. Though I think we should be able to play 3 centers.
PG: Gillespie/Booyeah
SG: Book/Kennard
SF: Dunn/Goodwin
PF: Fleming/Peat
C: Maluach/Oso
Isn't that a much more fun, young, exciting, developing team? With some of our draft picks back in hand, such as the 2033 one, of course. We wouldn't likely make the playoffs, but who cares? We aren't and won't be a contender either way.
I wish we could just build our team the normal way by developing young guys and picks, and not put mediocre or overpaid veterans in front of them.
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