The Phoenix Suns have completely reshaped their roster during a tumultuous offseason, starting with the high-profile trade of Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets. In return, they acquired Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, and additional draft assets, including the pick used for Khaman Maluach. Following this, the Suns selected Maluach alongside Rasheer Fleming and Koby Brea in the 2025 NBA Draft and added Mark Williams from the Charlotte Hornets. To cap it off, they extended Devin Booker’s contract while parting ways with Bradley Beal through a buyout, effectively signaling the end of the so-called 'big three' era. Despite these significant changes, Bleacher Report analyst Grant Hughes assigned the Suns a D- grade for their offseason moves, citing their previous poor transactions as limiting factors. Although some might view Hughes's grading as overly harsh, the Suns have made strides to address their depth issues and retool their roster around Booker, positioning themselves for a fresh start, albeit likely outside the playoff picture for next season.