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DIVIDED: The Suns Should NOT Be Done Making Moves After Acquiring Miles Bridges And Luke Kennard
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- Jul 3, 2026
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- 1868
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Summary
Phoenix Suns shake up their roster by trading for Miles Bridges, igniting debate over fit, value, and team culture. Is owner Matt Ishbia too involved in basketball decisions, and did the Suns give up too much—especially the 2033 first-round pick—for this move? Host Benjamin Garcia and Brendan Kleen scrutinize Bridges’ role at power forward, the lingering size and shooting concerns, and how the loss of Royce O’Neale and Grayson Allen impacts chemistry. The conversation explores Jalen Green’s uncertain future, Dylan Brooks’ fit, and the lack of playmaking around Devin Booker. With Western Conference power dynamics shifting, the Suns’ status as a true contender is in question. Can Phoenix’s incomplete roster compete with the conference’s elite, or will further trades be necessary to optimize Devin Booker’s championship window? 00:00 Brendon Kleen Joins The Show! 05:31 Discussing Bridges athleticism and role 08:39 Evaluating NBA Draft Trades 10:05 Evaluating Suns' offseason deals 16:06 Suns' Roster Decisions and Concerns 17:47 Discussing Bridges and Brooks trades 20:41 Discussing team performance concerns 26:12 Team dynamics and player potential 29:38 Challenges in player development