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The NBA as a whole continues to skew younger and younger as the years go by. That's not a great trend for a team led by two aging veterans.

Valley of the Suns argues that the Phoenix Suns' reliance on veteran leaders faces growing challenges as the NBA trends younger. Devin Booker is set to turn 30, joining veteran teammates Dillon Brooks, Luke Kennard, Pat Spencer, and Duop Reath in reaching that age mark. The article highlights that modern league dynamics increasingly favor younger, athletic players over aging rosters.
Citing data from Kirk Goldsberry, the writer notes that nearly 55 percent of current NBA players are 25 or younger, while players aged 30 or older make up just 17.5 percent. Although owner Mat Ishbia plans to keep building around Booker, the writer contends that relying primarily on veterans may not remain sustainable.
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