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Khaman Maluach

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The Suns are starting Jamaree Bouyea, Luke Kennard, Ryan Dunn, Haywood Highsmith, and Khaman Maluach in Wednesday’s Exhibition against the Spurs.

The Suns are replacing Jalen Green and Dillon Brooks with Jamaree Bouyea and Haywood Highsmith from last Saturday’s exhibition. Jordan Goodwin will come off the bench as well.
Khaman Maluach

PHX Center #10

Khaman Maluach amassed 10 points (4-of-9 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), 15 rebounds, three assists, one steal, one block and one three-pointer in Saturday’s exhibition against the Spurs.

After coming off the bench in the Suns’ first two exhibition games, Maluach received the starting nod on Saturday. The second-year center held his own, leading all players with 15 rebounds while also recording a double-double. Oso Ighodaro (8/4/5/2/2) was the replacement in the starting lineup last season when Mark Williams missed time, but many believe Maluach offers a higher fantasy ceiling. He’s worth grabbing with a late-round pick in drafts, with the potential to deliver more value if Maluach earns the starting center role.
Luke Kennard

PHX Guard #8

Luke Kennard finished Saturday’s exhibition against the Spurs with 20 points (8-of-15 FGs), five rebounds, four assists and four three-pointers.

Devin Booker was unavailable for Saturday’s game, so Kennard moved into the starting lineup. The Suns signed the veteran wing in free agency for his perimeter shooting prowess, and he shot 4-of-10 from beyond the arc against the Spurs. Kennard can help fantasy managers seeking three-point production, but he shouldn’t be considered a must-draft player.
Jalen Green

PHX Guard #4

Jalen Green recorded 18 points (7-of-12 FGs, 1-of-2 FTs), three rebounds, five assists, one steal and three three-pointers in Saturday’s exhibition against the Spurs.

Green took on a bigger playmaking role on Saturday, as the Suns were without Devin Booker. Although he committed three turnovers, Green was efficient overall. For fantasy purposes, field-goal percentage has been Green’s biggest issue. Last season, his field-goal percentage (42.2) matched his career number, but his free-throw shooting (74.7) and injuries were also problems. If Green, who played all 82 games in 2023-24 and 2024-25, can improve his percentages, he’ll be far more valuable to fantasy managers.
Jalen Green

PHX Guard #4

Jalen Green finished with 12 points (4-of-10 FGs, 3-of-4 FTs), four rebounds, two assists, two steals, one block and one three-pointer in Wednesday’s exhibition against the Bulls.

Green’s complete stat line against the Bulls included four turnovers, but his overall production outweighs that. He, Dillon Brooks, and Devin Booker all had usage rates of 28.5 or higher against the Bulls, and that may continue into the regular season. Green hasn’t been the most reliable fantasy option, but being asked to do more playmaking for others could boost his value if he keeps the turnovers in check.
Devin Booker

PHX Guard #15

Devin Booker recorded 11 points (3-of-14 FGs, 5-of-6 FTs) and one assist in Wednesday’s exhibition against the Bulls.

Booker was ice-cold on Wednesday, missing all eight of his three-point attempts. However, the overall light stat line was more concerning for anyone looking to lose sleep over a preseason game. Booker will be fine, and he’ll take on more playmaking responsibilities this season with Miles Bridges’ arrival pushing Collin Gillespie to the bench.
Dillon Brooks

PHX Guard-Forward #3

Dillon Brooks tallied 24 points (7-of-9 FGs, 7-of-8 FTs), four rebounds, two assists, one steal and three three-pointers in Wednesday’s exhibition against the Bulls.

While the Suns’ other primary scoring options struggled on Wednesday, Brooks did not. “The Villain,” who was a pleasant surprise in fantasy basketball last season, shot 3-of-5 from beyond the arc and made all four of his two-point attempts. Unfortunately, Brooks was also responsible for five turnovers, but the offensive output is what stood out the most. He remains a late-round option in standard leagues, and Brooks’ floor may be appealing to risk-averse managers.
Oso Ighodaro

PHX Forward #11

Oso Ighodaro finished Wednesday’s exhibition against the Bulls with eight points (4-of-6 FGs, 0-of-2 FTs), two rebounds, two assists and one steal.

The Suns have played two preseason games, and Ighodaro started both at center. While this may disappoint fans hoping to see Khaman Maluach (six points, seven rebounds and four assists) take the reins with Mark Williams (shoulder) injured, Oso starting isn’t a major surprise. He started 24 of the Suns’ 82 games last season and appears better equipped than Maluach to help the Suns immediately. However, Ighodaro starting the first two games doesn’t mean the final decision is made. This position battle is worth tracking through the rest of the preseason.
Miles Bridges

PHX Forward #22

Miles Bridges (ankle) is out for the rest of Wednesday’s exhibition against the Bulls.

Bridges injured his right ankle during the first half of Wednesday’s game, ending his night after logging eight minutes. The veteran forward, whose arrival in Phoenix pushed Collin Gillespie out of the starting lineup, finished with three points, one rebound and one assist. However, Rasheer Fleming started the third quarter instead of Gillespie. Bridges’ injury did not appear serious, and the Suns won’t play their first regular-season game until October 21.
Devin Booker

PHX Guard #15

Devin Booker finished with a team-leading 13 points (4-of-7 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs), three rebounds and three assists over 15 minutes in Monday’s preseason loss to the Pistons.

Booker, Dillon Brooks and Jalen Green all scored in double figures as Phoenix carried a 68-50 lead into halftime. The trio will be essential to the Suns’ chances of making it back to the postseason with Booker representing their primary offensive catalyst. The 29-year-old veteran scoring machine is a relatively low-risk top-60 range selection in the early rounds of fantasy drafts this fall.