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Dillon Brooks already believes Khaman Maluach can help him slow Victory Wembanyama down when the Suns meet the Spurs for real later this season.

Phoenix Suns wing Dillon Brooks praised sophomore center Khaman Maluach following Phoenix's preseason win over the San Antonio Spurs. Maluach started the game and was tasked with defending Victor Wembanyama, earning commendation from Brooks, who expressed full confidence in the young big man's ability to defend the Spurs star during the regular season.
Writer Luke Duffy highlights Maluach's defensive growth, physical presence, and an unexpected three-pointer as significant developments for Phoenix. The Suns secured the preseason victory despite playing without Devin Booker and Miles Bridges, while Oso Ighodaro is still expected to start at center on opening night.
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