The Phoenix Suns’ schedule is out, and we’re right back where we started a year ago, aren’t we? A winnable opening game, followed by a murderer’s row of Western Conference elite that could shake the Suns new foundation to its core.
But lemme grab those rose-colored glasses — err, purple-colored, that is — and look past October to what could be the best two months of basketball we’ve seen in Phoenix since Jeff Hornacek roamed the sideline and Goran Dragic ran point.
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I’m not saying the schedule is easy.