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You could feel it last night during the loss to the San Antonio Spurs, couldn’t you? When Suns’ rookie wing Koa Peat entered the game, you could feel that “disease of what if” beginning to creep in. Perhaps I felt…

Bright Side Of The Sun writer John Voita argues that Phoenix Suns fans must remain patient regarding rookie wing Koa Peat's playing time despite the team's early-season struggles. Following brief, promising fourth-quarter highlights in a blowout loss to the San Antonio Spurs, Voita explains that calls for Peat to receive immediate rotation minutes are premature while the Suns attempt to maintain lineup stability and stay competitive nine games into the season.
While head coach Jordan Ott recently noted that Peat is on the cusp of earning playing opportunities, Voita stresses that reshuffling the rotation could disrupt team chemistry. Additionally, Phoenix struggles severely on the boards, ranking last in the NBA in overall rebounding percentage and allowing 19.0 second-chance points per game, but Voita maintains that sacrificing present rotation consistency is not yet the proper solution.
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