LAS VEGAS — The first few days of Suns training camp this fall might be best spent with the coaches walking through some ice-breaker games or taking roll call to learn names. Another summer of change means the work is cut out for players and coaches alike to get acclimated and comfortable enough to put a better product on the floor.
This offseason saw the Phoenix front office turn the roster over again, this time with the goal of bringing in experienced, high-character players who could play smart basketball right away. Throughout the draft and free agency, the Suns prioritized the capacity to sacrifice and improve over raw talent.