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Suns' limited trade assets impact future roster decisions

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 1:00 AM

Last updated Aug 7, 2026

Suns' limited trade assets impact future roster decisions

Summary

On August 7, the Phoenix Suns face challenges with limited trade assets as general manager Brian Gregory focuses on internal player development. After trading Kevin Durant and parting ways with Bradley Beal, the team lacks draft capital and tradable assets. A report ranks them last in the NBA for tradable assets, with only Devin Booker and a future first-round pick as notable assets. The Suns aim to build around Booker while developing younger players like Koa Peat and Rasheer Fleming as potential trade chips. Training camp is scheduled to begin on September 29 as the team prepares for the upcoming season.

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Market Watch

•Brian Gregory emphasizes internal development amid limited assets.
•Suns traded Durant and Beal while preparing for future competitiveness.
•Devin Booker viewed as untouchable but potentially challenging to trade.
•Team ranked last in tradable assets in the NBA.
•Training camp set to start on September 29.

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1:00 AMYahoo Sports — Suns' Trade Asset Ranking Highlights Cost of Past Decisions

What they're saying

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Starved of draft capital and hamstrung by a restrictive salary cap, Brian Gregory must prioritize internal development to revitalize a roster anchored by cornerstone Devin Booker.
— Yahoo Sports

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