Will Devin Booker get his fifth coach in five seasons?

Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesChanges have to come at the top first, then trickle down into the team on the court. A chaotic front office cannot expect their team to perform to the best of their abilities.

Not Robert Sarver

Only the owner can change the owner, unless he’s a criminal or an extreme racist or both. And Robert Sarver is none of those things. Sarver himself is the only one who can decide to change the ownership of the Phoenix Suns, and he does not appear at all interested in making any move in that direction.

Why would he? Do you think he — or any sane person — cares what random fans think of him personally?

He knows that as soon as the Suns start winning games again, the…