The Phoenix Suns are undergoing significant changes this offseason, highlighted by the trade of Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets, which marks the end of the superstar duo with Devin Booker. After a disappointing 36-46 season and a No. 11 finish in the Western Conference, the franchise is poised to retool around Booker, their cornerstone player, as they transition to a new roster featuring Jalen Green and Dillon Brooks among others.

While the Suns aim to build a competitive team, challenges remain. The team's future moves hinge on Bradley Beal's decisions regarding his no-trade clause and hefty salary, which complicates roster adjustments. Although Beal shows a preference for staying in Phoenix, his contract could limit the Suns' ability to make impactful changes through free agency or trades.