Koby Brea is back with the Phoenix Suns on a two-way contract, poised to split time between the NBA team and the Valley Suns. A second-round pick in 2025, he flashed elite shooting last season — hitting six threes in his final game — and averaged 15 points while also contributing rebounds and assists in the G League. With Phoenix’s roster full, his path to the playoffs is blocked unless his deal converts, but his return adds crucial young shooting depth as the Suns build for the future.

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The Suns just shook up the league with the Miles Bridges signing—62% of fans love it, 38% aren’t convinced, mostly due to past character questions. But on the court? He’s a versatile weapon: a rim-runner, three-point threat, and gritty competitor who fits the Suns’ new identity. A clear upgrade over Royce O’Neale, Bridges brings scoring versatility that could lighten the load for others and boost efficiency. With Mat Ishbia pushing for a championship-caliber culture, Bridges’ passion for the game feels like the perfect fit. The real test? Can he deliver on-court magic while navigating the spotlight? All eyes are on Phoenix as the season looms.

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