The Phoenix Suns are scheduled to hold training camp Oct. 1-4, tentatively set for 10 a.m. to noon each day at the team's Verizon 5G Performance Center practice facility.
The practices are not open to the public, but fans won't have to wait long to see the team in action. The Suns play their first of five preseason games Oct. 6 against the Los Angeles Lakers at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California. They played the Lakers there last season as well.
Four of Phoenix's first five preseason games are in a eight-day span with three on the road. The Suns play Oct. 8 against Detroit at Michigan State University, Oct. 11, again versus the Pistons at Footprint Center, and Oct. 13 at Denver.
Is Ryan Dunn sneaky good? I don't know if he'll get minutes, but I like what I see from him so far.
Nothing sneaky about it. If he can hit shots, he’s good. If he can’t, he isn’t.
Re: Suns 24/25 Training Camp Oct 1-4
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2024 10:03 am
by O_Gardino
If Dunn can't shoot, he's just a bigger Okogie. If he can, he'll be a very nice wing player.
Re: Suns 24/25 Training Camp Oct 1-4
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2024 10:17 am
by ShelC
At 6-8 225 tho, he's more valuable as a defender and open court threat IMO. Ant Edwards, SGA and Luka aren't going anywhere and we need long, athletic 3/4s who can make things difficult for them.
Re: Suns 24/25 Training Camp Oct 1-4
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2024 10:58 am
by specialsauce
He could be 25 feet tall and if he is ass on offense he's not playable. This isn't 20 years ago.
Re: Suns 24/25 Training Camp Oct 1-4
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2024 10:59 am
by specialsauce
Not just shoot either he's gotta be able to move without the ball. In summer league he looked completely lost on offense. Hope he can learn some offensive IQ. At least Okogie is great at getting to the rim and drawing fouls, moving without the ball, etc