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Help me, Obi “1” Kenobi. You’re my only hope. There hasn’t been a lot for Jordan Ott and the Phoenix Suns to hang their hat on after stumbling out of the gate in the 2026-27 season, and the Rebellion’s greatest…

Bright Side of the Sun argues that Jalen Green represents the Phoenix Suns' best opportunity to develop a second All-Star alongside Devin Booker. With the Suns struggling early in the 2026-27 season and facing roster constraints, writer Tom Mildenberger contends that Green's athleticism and scoring burst make him crucial to the team's long-term competitive hopes.
The writer believes Phoenix must allow Green to play instinctively as a primary scoring option rather than miscasting him as a floor facilitator. Mildenberger suggests utilizing Booker as the playmaker who manages game tempo, allowing Green to attack downhill, collapse defenses, and improve his decision-making within a defined shooting guard role.
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