Here's what the Suns front office had to say about this past season, and what to expect in the future.
The Phoenix Suns 2014-15 season left a lot to be desired. After finishing with 48 wins last year and barely missing the playoffs, expectations were high, and the expectation was that the Suns could build on that success, and have an even better season this year.
But that didn't happen.
The 2014-15 season went awry: They lost Goran Dragic who was unhappy; They saw Gerald Green regress from his banner performance last season; saw Alex Len continue to struggle with various injuries; and they traded away Isaiah Thomas who was their highest bench scorer, Miles Plumlee who was their starting center last season, Tyler Ennis who was a first round draft pick this year, and the Los Angeles Lakers pick which had a top five protection this year, and a top three protection next year.