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Rod Argent
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Editor, The Bright Side of the Sun
Arizona
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By Rod Argent Verified| The Bright Side of the Sun Verified Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images Welcome to the How to Fix the Suns series, where we break down the paths available to the Phoenix Suns as they navigate the 2025 offseason. Pretty much all indications point to the fanbase not wanting Bradley Beal back in 2025-26. Arizona Sports Suns insider John Gambadoro recently stated that Beal won’t be back in 2025-26. That could be true, but — as I’m sure most fans already know — it isn’t going to be easy or painless to do so.
By Rod Argent Verified| The Bright Side of the Sun Verified Photo by Barry Gossage/NBAE via Getty Images Each week the Fantable - a round table of Bright Siders - give their takes on the Suns’ latest issues and news. Q1 - According to Shams Charania, at least 5 teams (Minnesota, New York, Houston, Miami and San Antonio) have an interest in trading for KD this summer and KD has at least some interest in playing for all 5. If a trade could be worked out with the Knicks, would you insist that getting Mikal Bridges back be a part of the trade?
By Rod Argent Verified| The Bright Side of the Sun Verified Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images Welcome to the How to Fix the Suns series, where we break down the paths available to the Phoenix Suns as they navigate the 2025 offseason. Pretty much all indications point to the fanbase not wanting Bradley Beal back in 2025-26. Arizona Sports Suns insider John Gambadoro recently stated that Beal won’t be back in 2025-26. That could be true, but — as I’m sure most fans already know — it isn’t going to be easy or painless to do so.
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The Bright Side of the Sun