In one of the most bewildering offseasons in recent memory, the Phoenix Suns appear to have constructed an unprecedented roster — one that’s seemingly made up entirely of shooting guards. With Devin Booker, Bradley Beal, Grayson Allen, Eric Gordon, and now a flurry of similar-sized signings, Phoenix has somehow managed to allocate 101% of their salary cap to a single position.
Fans and analysts alike are scratching their heads. “Are the Suns planning to run five-out iso-ball for 48 minutes?” one NBA insider joked. Despite glaring needs at point guard, wing defense, and backup center, the front office doubled down on perimeter scorers, creating what some are calling a “positionless chaos experiment.”
Team sources suggest the Suns are banking on versatility, believing their guards can rotate across roles in a fast-paced, high-octane offense. But skeptics question whether this roster can defend, rebound, or survive the grind of a full season — let alone contend in the West.
If the experiment fails, Phoenix may become a cautionary tale in roster construction. If it works, they might just reinvent basketball. Either way, all eyes are now on the Valley.
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