Phoenix Suns release their Summer League schedule

With just two days left in June, it’s time to begin focusing on the future. What’s next? Well, the free agency frenzy is on the horizon, but so is the chance to see how the newest members of the Phoenix Suns look in purple and orange.

After drafting Ryan Dunn and Oso Ighodaro, offering a two-way contract to Jalen Bridges, and signing Boo Buie and Tyrese Samuel to Exhibit 10 deals, there are plenty of new faces who will be making their way to Las Vegas to participate in the Vegas Summer League. So when will we be seeing them?

The first four games have been released, and the middle of July it is! Over the next couple of weeks, the Suns will be filling out their Summer Suns roster with names around those mentioned above.

Looking at the upcoming matchups, you’re not going to see Phoenix playing against any highly touted draft prospects. Golden State had just one pick in the draft (Quiten Post, taken with the 22nd pick in the second round), the Indiana Pacers had three selections, but they were all second-rounders (Juan Nunez, Tristen Newton, Enrique Freeman), and the Milwaukee Bucks selected AJ Johnson with pick 23 and Tyler Smith with pick 33.

No media circus will be attending the Suns’ games. No matchups with the Lakers, who are going to put such a microscope up Bronny James’ ass that they’ll be able to analyze his lower intestine. Poor kid. ESPN’s broadcast of the second round was pure garbage as they tried to justify themselves for placing so much honus on the kid and his situation. They prayed he went to Los Angeles because they knew the clicks would ensue.

Mark the dates on your calendar. It’ll be a fun way to spend your mid-July.