NBA Power Rankings: Who can beat the Golden State Warriors?

NBA Power Rankings: Who are the biggest threats to the Warriors?

By Tony Pesta | Feb 15, 2019

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29. Phoenix Suns

The Phoenix Suns have been a surprisingly bad team. With a squad consisting of talented young players such as Devin Booker, DeAndre Ayton, Josh Jackson and Mikal Bridges, this team should be fun to watch at the very least.

Sadly, the Suns have been anything but fun to watch. They rank dead last in the Western Conference and are one of the only Western teams that are completely out of the playoff picture.

Booker and Ayton have not been to blame for the teams’ poor performances. Rather, it is the lack of development from players like Bridges and Jackson. Neither of these two players has been able to find any consistency in their game and the Suns have struggled.

Moving forward, the Suns should be looking to find a point guard to help them run their offense. They currently have no talent at that position and it is by far their weakest spot in the rotation.

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