NBA Suns player list who has

4 Tyson Chandler Center 109 33 14 none $10,000.

14 Ronnie Price Two-Way Defender 86 32 10 Utah Valley University $10,000.

17 PJ-Tucker Forward Swingman 118 30 4 Texas $100,000.

8 Jelle McNeill Two-Way Guard 89 28 1 Marquette Dollars.

10 Sonny Weems Swingman 93 29 3 Arkansas $100,000.

30 Joan Loyle Forward Center 103 26 4 Wisconsin Millions.

22 Trico White Twin Defender 98 25 0 Mississippi Millions.

15 Henry Sims Center 112 25 3 Georgetown Dollars.

11 Markieff-Morris Forward Center 111 26 4 kansas $10,000.

2 Eric Bledsoe Two-Way Guard 86 25 5 Kentucky Millions.

55 Corey Jefferson Power Forward 99 24 1 Baylor Dollars.

32 Kyle Casey Power Forward 102 25 0 Harvard Millions.

3 Brandon Knight, two-way guard 86 23 4 Kentucky $10,000.

23 Dionte Burton Point guard 86 24 0 Nevada Millions.

21 Alex Lun Center 118 22 2 Maryland Dollars.

35 Mirza Tretovic Power Forward Small Forward 110 30 3 none $10,000.

12 TJ-Warren Small Forward 104 22 1 North Carolina State $10,000.

20 Archie Goodwin Two-Way Defender 91 21 2 Kentucky Millions.

1 Devin Booker.

Eric Bledsoe.

Goran Dragic.

Isaiah Thomas.

PJ-Tucker.

Brandon Wright.

Alex Lane.

Gerald Green.

Markieff Morris.

Marcus Morris.

TJ Warren.

Zoran Dragic.

Taylor Ennis.

Reggie Bullock.

Miles Plumlee Archie Goodwin.

The 2021-2022 Suns roster is as follows:

Chris Paul, Devin Booker, Deandre Ayton, Jay Crowder, Dario Sharich, Mikal Bridges, Jalen Smith, Cameron Johnson, Javier McGee, Itovan Moore, Landry Shamet, Langston Galloway, Cameron Payne, Abdul Nedder, Frank Kaminski, Tyson Alexander.

Suns Team History.

Since the Suns joined the NBA in 1968, they have never been crowned champions in the West. Missing out on Abdul-Jabbar in the 1969 draft was the Suns' biggest regret. Since 2000, the Suns have been sticking to the small-ball style, playing many pleasing games, but never making it to the Finals, the best of which was reaching the Finals in the -21 season.

The Suns' starting roster is Paul, Booker, Okogie, Durant, and Ayton.

1. Paul. Born on May 6, 1985 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA, American professional basketball player, playing point guard, nicknamed "CP3", plays for the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. Chris Paul was selected for the U.S. men's national basketball team and helped the U.S. team win bronze at the 2006 World Men's Basketball Championship, men's basketball gold at Beijing 2008 and men's basketball gold at London 2012.

2. Booker. Devin Booker (born October 30, 1996 in Mosport, Mississippi, USA) is an American professional basketball player who plays as a shooting guard for the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. In August 2021, Devin Booker helped the U.S. men's basketball team win the men's basketball title at the Tokyo Olympics.

3. Okogie.

Josh Okogie, full name Joshua Aroye Okogie, born on September 1, 1998 in Lagos, Nigeria, 2 meters tall and 97 kilograms, 97 kilograms, playing as a point guard, played for the Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA (American Professional Basketball) league, and now plays for the Phoenix Suns. In 2022, Okogie was once again selected for the national team squad for the African region of the men's basketball World Cup qualifiers.

4. Durant.

Kevin Durant, full name Kevin Wayne Durant, born on September 29, 1988 in Washington, D.C., is an American professional basketball player who plays for the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. At the 2010 World Championships in Turkey, Kevin Durant led the U.S. team to win the championship and was elected MVP.

5. Ayton. Deandre Ayton, born in Nassau, Bahamas, is a Bahamian professional basketball player who plays as a center and currently plays for the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. In February 2020, he became the fastest player to get 1,000 rebounds since Blake Griffin.

In July 2021, he won the 2020-21 NBA overall runner-up with the Suns.

2018-2019 season, Suns players:

Greg Monroe, Markis Chrris, Devin Booker, Jared Dudley, Tyson Chandler, Taylor Ullis, Derrick Jones, Brandon Knight.

Alan Williams, Warren, Josh Jackson, Alex Lynn, Troy Daniels, Darvin Reed, Dragan Bender, Mike James.

Suns 022 roster:

Chris Paul, defender.

Javier McGee, center, striker.

Bismarck Biyombo, center.

Jay Crowder, striker.

Elfred Payton, guard.

Dario Saric, striker, centre-forward.

Devin Booker, guard.

Cameron Payne, defender.

Torre Clegg, striker.

Mikal Bridges, Striker.

Aaron Holiday as a defender.

Landry Shamet, defender.

Deandre Ayton, centre-forward.

Cameron Johnson, striker.

Ish Waynewright, forward.

Coaching Team: Head Coach: Monty Williams.

Strength and Conditioning Coach: Aaron Nelson.

Assistant coaches: Randy Ayers, Mark Bryant, Steve Scalzi, Bryan Gates, Michael Ruffin, Brian Randle, Jarrett Jack.

The Suns are ranked 4th.

In fact, this season's Suns are stronger than last season, especially after Durant joined this team, and the Suns immediately became the favorites to win the championship. Although the Suns are temporarily ranked fourth in the West, I personally think that before the end of the regular season, the Suns can squeeze into the top three in the West, or even enter the top two in the West.

In the first half of the season, the Taian team actually did not perform particularly well, and once fell behind in the Western Conference to about 10th place. But after all, this team has Paul and Booker, plus the current Durant, so many of you are actually very optimistic about this team.

According to the data given by the United States**, the probability of the Suns winning the championship this season is 28%, and this data is actually given before Durant joined this team, if you count the current Durant, then I think the probability of the Suns winning the championship will reach at least 35%, at least on paper The strength is relatively strong.

And although Paul is older, the older he is, the better, plus this team also has scorer Booker and super scorer Kevin Durant, and Ayton on the inside. On the whole, the scout team is a team with both offense and defense, and the probability of winning the championship is still relatively large.