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Has Khaman Maluach’s Summer League success now forced a discussion about starting? (opens the original)
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With Khaman Maluach’s impressive Summer League run, do we need to consider starting him from the jump this season? There’s a moment in every young player’s development where the conversation changes. It doesn’t happen because of one highlight or one box score. It happens when enough people, watching from enough angles, begin to agree on the same thing. John Voita’s piece on Bright Side captured that moment for Khaman Maluach, and it did so with a clarity that Suns fans have been waiting for. The
Phoenix’s wild card: Imagining the best‑case Jalen Green (opens the original)
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A fully unlocked Jalen Green gives Phoenix a chaos engine, a pressure‑point creator, and a reason for rivals to worry. Jalen Green’s name has been everywhere lately. Not because he’s said anything, not because he’s posted anything, but because the league can’t seem to stop dragging him into hypothetical blockbusters. Markieff Morris tosses out a LeBron‑to‑Cleveland scenario, and suddenly Green is trending again, a Suns player turned trade‑machine prop. It’s become part of his ecosystem: even wh
Collin Gillespie is why I’m watching the Suns this season (opens the original)
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This upcoming season will be even more enjoyable than last for one simple reason: Collin Gillespie. I cut my teeth on this league watching Steve Nash. That’s not a comparison I make lightly, and I’ll say up front: this isn’t one. But every generation of watching basketball needs a guy who makes you lean forward for reasons that have nothing to do with size or draft slot or highlight-reel gravity. Nash was mine. This season, heading into the Suns’ 2026-27 campaign, Collin Gillespie is the one doi
The Anachronism: Koa Peat and the search for a modern home for an old-school four (opens the original)
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Phoenix paid a premium for Koa Peat, betting his strength and feel outweigh the shooting questions. Phoenix didn’t have a first-round pick on draft night. They bought one. To get Koa Peat at No. 30, the Suns sent their own No. 47 back into a four-team knot with the Knicks, Mavericks, and Lakers, and attached two future second-round picks — 2029 and 2033 — to close it. That’s a real toll for a player who, seven months earlier, looked like one of the safest bets in the draft. Trace the arc, and t
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