The Phoenix Suns did such a comprehensive job of remaking their roster this offseason, that they now have four centers and sent a top preseason performer packing to Europe because of their increased backcourt depth. Although they've started off 1-2, head coach Jordan Ott has a lot of players at his disposal to try and turn into a coherent unit.
He's also yet to have Jalen Green so far this season due to a hamstring issue, while center Mark Williams is seemingly not going to play in back-to-backs. Through all of this, the thinking for many was that the front office missed a trick by not bringing in a veteran point guard to take that responsibility off both Green and Devin Booker, even though all three couldn't play together.