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John Voita of Bright Side Of The Sun argues that the Phoenix Suns' defense has started the season disconnected, drawing comparisons to their late-season collapse from the previous year. Through the first three games, Phoenix allowed 143 points to the Portland Trail Blazers, 122 to the Golden State Warriors, and 125 to the Oklahoma City Thunder, leading to a league-worst 124.5 defensive rating.
Voita notes that the Suns rank last in rebounding percentage at 42.9% and 29th in perimeter defense, with opponents shooting 40.7% from three-point range. He questions whether the struggles stem from scheme or personnel, suggesting head coach Jordan Ott and his staff must reassess the defensive system while players improve on execution.
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