Phoenix Suns rookie Ryan Dunn didn't make NBA All-Rookie this season. His numbers were comparable to some who did.

If the Phoenix Suns are looking to improve the fringes of their roster this summer, those improvements will likely be marginal at best. The market simply isn’t brimming with impact-ready talent waiting to be scooped up.

That is exactly what Bleacher Report’s Jonathan Wasserman believes they will do in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft as he has them selecting Maxime Raynaud 29 th overall. Raynaud is a 7-foot-1 French center that played all four seasons in college at Stanford.

The Phoenix Suns will hire their fourth head coach in four seasons, after they fired Mike Budenholzer on April 14.

The Phoenix Suns are still sifting through the rubble of their disastrous 2024-25 season, which culminated in the team missing the playoffs altogether. It was a brief stay in Phoenix for head coach Mike Budenholzer, who lasted just one year in the desert before the team parted ways with him.

The Phoenix Suns are taking their sweet time in trying to find their next coach. Rightfully so, they've had three different head coaches in the last three seasons, so doing their due diligence now is certainly the smart decision.

Svyato is an NBA writer at Athlon Sports, covering the Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks, Sacramento Kings, Denver Nuggets, Phoenix Suns, and Oklahoma City Thunder. His love for basketball is only rivaled by his love of Funko Pops.

Among their three stars, Beal is the weakest link. That’s why they tried to trade him to acquire Jimmy Butler, to no avail this season. Beal’s pricy two years and $111 million remaining in his five-year, $251 million contract have not attracted a market given his age and injury history.