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Calendars have moved from pumpkins to turkeys. Retail stores already have trees and lots of red and green. Your friends and family will start, if they haven’t already, asking what you’d like to have this year. If you have kids…

Mark Bowser outlines a holiday wish list for the Phoenix Suns following a difficult start to their NBA season. Bowser argues that head coach Jordan Ott should insert Collin Gillespie and Oso Ighodaro into the starting lineup alongside Devin Booker, Dillon Brooks, and Miles Bridges. He also suggests shifting Jalen Green to a Sixth Man role to boost his production, revitalize the offense, and potentially improve his trade value.
Bowser further advocates for the front office to explore deals before the February trade deadline, specifically mentioning Green and Rasheer Fleming as possible assets. He also emphasizes that the Suns must see improved defensive cohesion and tactical flexibility from Ott, while hoping Booker overcomes recent struggles to return to form.
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