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Suns head coach Jordan Ott will give Oso Ighodaro the opportunity to impress in the preseason, despite Khaman Maluach gaining the inside track to start.

Dillon Brooks has been vocal in helping rookie Koa Peat come out of his shell at training camp, and the Suns could profit hugely from his veteran influence.

Rob Dillingham becoming available should be of zero interest to the Suns, as even D'Angelo Russell would be a better fit.

Luke Kennard and Pat Spencer can come away from Suns' media day feeling great about where they're at ahead of training camp getting underway.

The Lakers vetoed a trade to acquire Suns center Mark Williams. Can Walker Kessler justify their faith in him as their new choice down low?

The Suns have plenty of guards in Phoenix, and whoever can figure out how to play with Khaman Maluach the quickest will be kept long-term.

Expectations for Suns legend Steve Nash's iteration of the Los Angeles Lakers couldn't have been higher, but he notes that health held them back.

Pat Spencer believes Khaman Maluach has the best energy he has ever seen as a pro, and that can only help the Suns youngster become a hit in Phoenix.

Miles Bridges is committed to defending for the Suns like never before, which could be the key to Phoenix getting the best out of Jalen Green this season.

The Suns have told Luke Kennard to let the 3-pointers fly, but if they don't go in at an elite rate on this cramped roster, it will impact his future earnings.