The Phoenix Suns phenomenal 2020-21 season ended in disappointing fashion after blowing a 2-0 lead to the Milwaukee Bucks. Some may frown on their run given the number of injuries to key players on their side of the bracket, but availability and good health shouldn’t take away from this considering how grueling a Finals run is.
The Suns have the means to make their 2021-22 roster even stronger than last season’s. Most of their moves this offseason will revolve around retaining their current starters but they can also add another role player or two via trade or free agency. They should be able to avoid the luxury tax for one more season before heavy tax payments come.
