For the first time in a while, the Phoenix Suns could be one of the better teams in the Western Conference. After acquiring Chris Paul early in the offseason, the time is now to start being competitive in Phoenix.
We broke down the Suns’ depth chart for the 2020-21 season below. We’ve also previously published a summary of the Suns’ offseason.
| Point Guard |
| Chris Paul Jevon Carter Cameron Payne |
| Shooting Guard |
| Devin Booker Langston Galloway Ty-Shon Alexander |
| Small Forward |
| Mikal Bridges Abdel Nader E’Twaun Moore |
| Power Forward |
| Jae Crowder Cameron Johnson Jalen Smith Dario Saric |
Biggest Questions
- Can Chris Paul stay healthy? He was able to last season in Oklahoma City which was a huge reason he was able to repair his image and earn All-NBA Second Team honors. In the past, injuries have struck Paul at the worst of times, which would be devastating if that were to happen in Phoenix.
- What is the next level for Devin Booker? He’s already one of the best players in the NBA, but playing alongside Chris Paul should take his game to a place we have never seen from him.
