The Suns raised some eyebrows around the NBA when they named longtime college coach Brian Gregory to be their new general manager in May 2025. After going 36-46 in 2024/25, Gregory helped reshape the team last offseason, trading Kevin Durant…

Phoenix Suns general manager Brian Gregory spoke with Duane Rankin of The Arizona Republic regarding the franchise's direction, head coach Jordan Ott, Devin Booker, Miles Bridges, and Jalen Green. Gregory defended his initial hire by owner Mat Ishbia in May 2025 and praised Ott's relentless work ethic after guiding Phoenix to a 45-37 record and a playoff berth last season.
Gregory also defended Booker against external criticism, describing the guard as a dedicated superstar who does vital work behind the scenes. Addressing extension-eligible players, Gregory hinted that securing a contract with Bridges remains a strong priority while expressing full confidence in Green's upcoming season following an injury-shortened campaign.
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