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The second week of the regular season felt particularly long, primarily because over a seven-day stretch, the Phoenix Suns played only two games. When you have that much time between games, you tend to get restless, overanalyze every issue, and…

John Voita writes for Bright Side Of The Sun that while the Phoenix Suns have plenty of talent, the team is struggling with rhythm and connectivity following an 0-2 second week of the regular season. Phoenix suffered consecutive defeats, falling 125-114 on the road against the Oklahoma City Thunder before losing 127-120 at home to the Denver Nuggets.
Voita attributes the team's early disjointed play to significant lineup changes, including the integration of Miles Bridges and center Khaman Maluach. The writer highlights rookie Maluach's continuous development and effort despite limited playing time, while noting that guard Collin Gillespie has generated a league-leading plus-21.5% assist percentage differential when on the floor.
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