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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/22/2019: Mike Conley is available and Devin Booker becomes a meme Jan 22, 2019

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We react to the Woj Bomb declaring Mike Conley and Marc Gasol available, why Conley is such a great fit with the Suns and what a trade could look like with Memphis.

Then, we break down the Suns’ 118-91 loss to Minnesota at home, specifically what led to Devin Booker’s ejection in the third quarter. Before Booker became a meme, he played a quiet game and looked off from the start. Then he got into a fight with Timberwolves big man Gorgui Dieng and nearly fought him in the bowels of Talking Stick Resort Arena before security intervened.

It was an embarrassing situation within an embarrassing loss.

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/21/19: Weekend recap on Charlotte flop and Minnesota battle Jan 21, 2019

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We break down the Suns’ two losses from a weekend back-to-back on the road, in which they were dominated by Charlotte in a 20-point loss and nearly overcame a monster performance from Karl-Anthony Towns to beat the Timberwolves before Derrick Rose nailed a game-winner with less than one second left.

Topics include:Booker and Oubre Jr. are the only guys Phoenix can count onMore thoughts on a potential lineup changeWhy is Jamal Crawford right back to playing big minutes?RELEASE THE DRAGANAnd much more, including a preview of this week’s games!

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/18/19: Trade deadline preview with Jeff Siegel of Early Bird Rights Jan 18, 2019

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Terry Rozier? Tyus Jones? Dennis Smith Jr.? As the Suns’ quest for a point guard continues, we bring on Jeff Siegel of Early Bird Rights to break down Phoenix’s salary situation and trade options heading toward the NBA trade deadline.

First, the Suns’ options alongside Devin Booker in the backcourt and what the team can realistically do now versus during free agency in July. Then, a breakdown of the Kelly Oubre Jr. and Richaun Holmes decisions for the Suns and their options this summer followed by some quick thoughts from across the NBA as teams look to upgrade their rosters over the next several weeks.

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/17/19: Devin Booker returns to form but Suns lose to Raptors at the buzzer Jan 18, 2019

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We break down The Pascal Siakam Game, as this one will probably forever be known.

Despite Devin Booker’s 30-8 game and magical second half, the Raptors’ depth stole the show at home. Without Kawhi Leonard, Toronto managed a 2-point victory over the Suns.

We also hit on the inevitable Kelly Oubre Jr./T.J. Warren swap as Warren’s funk continues, the poor play from the rookie point guards and Deandre Ayton not taking a single shot in the second half.

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/16/19: The all Devin Booker episode Jan 17, 2019

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We break down everything having to do with Suns star Devin Booker in a jam-packed off-day episode.

First, a look at this fall to the bottom of the Western Conference voting rankings for guards, behind lesser players like Lonzo Ball.

Then, a breakdown of who in the league is the right comparison for Booker at this point in the year, such as Bradley Beal and CJ McCollum.

Finally, a dive into what’s gone wrong with Booker’s cold shooting so far this season and how he can get right moving forward.

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/15/19: Start Kelly Oubre Jr. Jan 16, 2019

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It’s time. In a 34-point loss on the road in Indiana, swingman Kelly Oubre Jr. was somehow a plus-1 in the box score. The Suns’ most consistent player the past two weeks needs to take up his rightful place in the starting unit.

We hit on Oubre Jr.’s consistency and fit in coach Igor Kokoskov’s offense, Devin Booker’s foul trouble and poor scoring night, the defense and more.

Plus, why nights like this are further evidence the Suns need a better two-way player in T.J. Warren’s spot in the starting lineup.

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/14/19: Weekend recap on Denver win, Dennis Smith Jr. rumors, and previewing upcoming road trip Jan 14, 2019

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First, we go over the Dennis Smith Jr. rumors reported by Kevin O’Connor last week and whether a deal makes sense for the Suns to acquire the 2017 No. 9 pick.

Then, a quick recap of the Suns’ sweet win over the Nuggets on Saturday night and whether their defense is sustainable going forward in the second half of the season.

Finally, we guess the Suns’ record over their next four games, all on the road.

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/11/19: Our 2019 NBA Draft big board update Jan 11, 2019

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As draft night becomes more of a focus for the Suns, we once again dive into the scouting reports to bring you our 2019 NBA Draft big boards.

For now, just the top 10, as the Suns don’t own any other picks in this year’s draft and it seems less likely they make a deal to move up like they did in 2018.

From Bol Bol to Zion Williamson, we give our updated thoughts on everyone at the top of the 2019 NBA Draft.

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/10/19: Breaking down exclusive James Jones interview from Bright Side Night 2019 Jan 10, 2019

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After an exclusive opportunity to hear James Jones speak on Bright Side Night 2019, we break down the highlights of the Vice President of Basketball Operations’ comments.

Topics include:Free agency the most likely route for the Suns to acquire their point guard of the futureDevin Booker’s injuries are “part of the plan”Facility renovations part of long process of making Phoenix appealing to stars again

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LOCKED ON SUNS 1/9/2019: Deandre Ayton disappears again in loss at Dallas Jan 09, 2019

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We break down the Suns’ double-digit loss on the road on the second night of a back-to-back in Dallas and why Deandre Ayton’s disappearing act is so alarming.

Ayton put up just six points and five rebounds one night after riding the bench during the decisive third quarter comeback against Sacramento at home. Is this just a normal up and down season for the rookie or the sign of something more worrisome down the road?

On the other hand, the inconsistent Josh Jackson appears to have turned a corner during holidays and has sharpened into a valuable role player for the Suns.

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