#phoenixsuns

If Luke Kennard can become a better passer and playmaker, it will give Suns' coach Jordan Ott a selection problem as he may force his way into starting five.

The Suns having continuity throughout their franchise will help them win games, but it is not the massive advantage they think that it is.

Many believe Jalen Green can be the Suns' x-factor this season, but it is Mark Williams who deserves that mantle.

Collin Gillespie coming back to the Suns on a team-friendly deal, given his importance in Phoenix, ranks as one of the best pieces of offseason business.

Jordan Goodwin proved last season that he can play well with any kind of player on this Suns roster, and this will have even more importance this coming season.

The Suns have been named one of the worst front offices by Sam Quinn of CBS Sports. He is right, as their lack of future planning will one day hit them hard.

Former Suns point guard Cam Payne is struggling to find a roster spot as training camp appears on the horizon.

This trio of Suns will see their minutes increase after a busy offseason for the franchise.

Devin Booker will always have the most to prove for the Suns as long as he is playing basketball in Phoenix.

Haywood Highsmith is the Suns' wildcard at the end of their bench and could earn time at some point this season.