Suggs’ development remains central; with Bane and the broader core, he’s positioned to grow as a playmaking guard who adds scoring punch, pace and defensive effort.

Suggs battled health issues, missing 34 and 29 games in prior seasons, then 47 last year. If he can stay healthy around 27-28 minutes, his steals and blocks give him defensive value; however, FG% and inconsistent scoring keep his upside in question. He’s a late-round steals specialist with modest usage risk.

Suggs is cited as a driver of Orlando’s ceiling, with a path to clear increases in playmaking and scoring efficiency as the roster grows around him and Banchero.

Suggs is highlighted with a Minnesota nod (Minnesota’s own Suggs) that signals his growing role in Orlando’s plans. The piece hints at increased minutes or usage, which could translate into fantasy-friendly counting stats for the rookie season timeline if he locks into a steady role.

Suggs faces a role shift from primary driver to floor spacer and secondary creator as the roster adds Bane and a broader ball-handling mix. His efficiency may rise with better spacing, but his overall usage is likely to drop. His defensive intensity remains a fantasy asset, with potential for steady counting stats if he embraces a catch-and-shoot and transition-forward role.</p>