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Division Pacific
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Founded 1968

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Suns lock in core, take risk with Bridges trade
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Suns lock in core, take risk with Bridges trade

The Phoenix Suns entered the 2026 offseason by re-signing three of the players who helped the club win 45 games in 2025-26. Collin Gillespie, Jordan Goodwin and Mark Williams each inked new contracts that hover around $30 million per year, preserving the nucleus that earned the team a playoff spot last season. At the same time, Phoenix completed a trade for forward Miles Bridges, surrendering a first-round pick and two high-volume shooters while committing to a multi-year extension for the newcomer.

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Miles Bridges' Phoenix debut: confronting past, eyeing future
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Miles Bridges' Phoenix debut: confronting past, eyeing future

Miles Bridges stepped onto the Phoenix Suns’ court on Wednesday for his first public appearance since the trade that sent him from the Charlotte Hornets to Phoenix. The 28-year-old, listed at 6-foot-7 and 225 pounds, addressed the crowd directly, acknowledging the 2022 felony domestic-violence charge to which he pleaded no contest and noting that he has completed therapy and counseling. “I’ve been at rock bottom before, and I’ve had to work my way up to where I am now,” Bridges said, emphasizing that the lessons he learned were about life in general.

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Why Miles Bridges' Suns Deal Raises Questions
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Why Miles Bridges' Suns Deal Raises Questions

The Phoenix Suns acquired former Charlotte All-Star Miles Bridges in a trade that immediately drew sharp criticism from a prominent NBA insider, who summed up the reaction with a single line: “it just doesn’t add up.” The comment reflects a broader unease about how the move fits into Phoenix’s roster construction, especially given the limited assets exchanged for a player who has been a primary scorer in Charlotte.

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Luke Kennard fits Phoenix Suns' elite three-point formula
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Luke Kennard fits Phoenix Suns' elite three-point formula

The Phoenix Suns added veteran sharpshooter Luke Kennard in the offseason, immediately bolstering a roster that already boasts a potent offense. Kennard arrives with a career three-point percentage of 44.2 percent, positioning him as the second-best shooter in NBA history and the leader among active players at that mark. That level of accuracy makes him a rare floor-spacer in a league where each percent can swing a game.

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Suns Summer League Hype Overlooks Rookies’ Real Roles
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Suns Summer League Hype Overlooks Rookies’ Real Roles

Three analysts have taken the Phoenix Suns’ 2026 Summer League showing and turned it into a blueprint for the regular season. Khaman Maluach, Rasheer Fleming and Koa Peat each earned headlines that stretched a four-game sample into season-long expectations. Even after the Suns shut down all three before the final game against the San Antonio Spurs, the conversation kept circling the same overblown narratives.

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Maluach silences doubts after Summer League breakout
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Maluach silences doubts after Summer League breakout

Khaman Maluach entered the Phoenix Suns’ Summer League finale carrying a reputation for steady play and a lingering question about whether his scoring could translate to the NBA level. After a dominant performance against the Dallas Mavericks, the young guard faced a press conference that centered on the skepticism that his outburst might have been a one-off event. He used the opportunity to emphasize the work ethic that got him to this point and to outline how he plans to fit into a roster already crowded with veteran point guards.

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Suns Salary Cap

Full contracts → Draft history
Total Cap $238.8M
Cap Space -$73.8M
Est. Tax Bill $0
Dead Cap $23.2M
#PlayerPosAgeTypeCap HitGuaranteed
1Devin BookerSG30DVET-EXT$57.1M$57.1M
2Jalen GreenSG24RK-EXT$36.3M$36.0M
3Dillon BrooksSF31S&T$21.0M$20.0M
4Grayson AllenSG31VET-EXT$18.1M$18.1M
5Royce O'NealeSF33FA$10.9M$10.9M
6Khaman MaluachC20RK-1ST$6.3M$6.3M
7Haywood HighsmithF30ROS$3.0M$1.0M
8Ryan DunnSF24RK-1ST$2.8M$2.8M
9Jamaree BouyeaPG27ROS$2.6M—
10Oso IghodaroC24RK-2ND$2.3M$2.3M
11Rasheer FlemingPF22RK-2ND$2.2M$2.2M

Salary data via Spotrac. Updated daily.