The Phoenix Suns are making proactive moves to avoid relying too heavily on Devin Booker as a point guard, a tactic that once saw limited success. With their recent interest in free agent Ryan Rollins, the Suns are exploring their options behind the arc. Rollins, a 23-year-old guard with a solid performance last season, could offer the Suns an alternative ball-handler if signed. His shooting stats—48.6% from the field, 45.2% from three-point range, and 85.7% from the line—suggest he can contribute offensively while also bringing defensive prowess to the team.

Additionally, the re-signing of Collin Gillespie potentially enhances the Suns' lineup flexibility, allowing for a mix of offensive roles. If the team executes a buyout with Bradley Beal, they could open up financial space to bring Rollins onboard. With the addition of Jalen Green, the Suns are better positioned to let Booker operate more as a scorer rather than a full-time point guard, which may yield improved team dynamics moving forward.