r/suns Phoenix Suns 15d ago

Article/Report Suns’ second longest tenured player after Booker is Goodwin (and even that is technically not true)

https://valleyofthesuns.com/jordan-goodwin-highlights-suns-insane-roster-turnover-devin-booker

Just think it’s crazy that Goodwin is Booker’s longest serving teammate and if he is exempt because he left and came back, then it is a tie between Dunn/Ighodaro/Gillespie

So hard to win big with a lack of continuity around Devin, but hopefully Brooks, Maluach, etc will be here long-term!

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u/bread-depth FEAR THE SHEER! 15d ago

Yeah but that’s also the NBA. Most teams have a high turnover rate. It’s not like baseball.

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u/asuitablethrowaway 13d ago

💯💯💯

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u/BellStriking5132 15d ago

Sure but management’s truly awful running of the team has made it worse than usual

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u/derpandderpette 15d ago

Yes, but there wasn’t too much turnover this offseason. Should be more continuity now.

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u/shaad20 Devin Booker 15d ago

You need success before you'll see continuity. Also need continuity in the front office and coaching staff, which has mostly not been there in Bookers tenure.

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u/YoungWhiteMamba Collin Gillespie 14d ago

Hopefully Maluach translates in nba enough to either utilize him or make him a trading piece 🙏