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“Quack, Quack, Quack, Quack.” The puck stops here! Or it needs to if the Phoenix Suns want to have a shot at winning a playoff series this season. The here that I’m talking about is the glass. After an unexpected…

Writer Tom Mildenberger argues that the Phoenix Suns must rely on a collective team effort to overcome significant rebounding deficiencies. With starting center Mark Williams sidelined once again by injury, head coach Jordan Ott must navigate frontcourt limitations using young centers Oso Ighodaro and Khaman Malauch against larger Western Conference rivals.
Mildenberger suggests Ott experiment with lineups featuring physical additions like Miles Bridges and Dillon Brooks, alongside rebounding guard Jordan Goodwin. The writer contends that Phoenix must successfully manage situational center matchups and hold its ground on the glass until Williams returns.
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