2026-27 Suns Fantasy Preview
The Suns aren’t lacking in offensive weapons, but scoring punch doesn’t always translate into overall value in 9-cat H2H. They added interesting pieces in Miles Bridges and Luke Kennard, while an offseason injury to Mark Williams will shake up their frontcourt rotation. Amid all this fluidity, who will produce fantasy-relevant value?
Devin Booker, PG/SG
📊 Trend: ⬇️
🗝️ Key Stats: PTS, AST, 3PM, FG%, FT%
⚠️ Risk: 🟢 Low
🔓 Value Unlock: Return to his efficient scoring ways from previous seasons
💡 Quick Hits: Booker took a step back last season due to a decline in assists, 3s, and FG%. It was the first time he finished outside the top 30 in the last five seasons. The emergence of Collin Gillespie also gave Phoenix a potentially complementary backcourt partner for Booker.
❓ Big Question(s): Can Booker recover from last season’s regression and be the efficient scoring threat he’s been for most of his career?
🎯 Draft Range: 30-40
⭐ Fantasy Take: Booker has been a consistent fantasy asset for a long time, and we can look at 2025-26 as a down season. The talent and pedigree are there, so a bounce-back scenario should not be ruled out. Right now, the move is to lean into that market discount.
Miles Bridges, PF
📊 Trend: ⬇️
🗝️ Key Stats: PTS, REB, 3PM, FT%, TO
⚠️ Risk: 🟢 Low
🔓 Value Unlock: Get a key offensive role while improving on efficiency
💡 Quick Hits: Bridges had a down 2025-26 season due to an across-the-board drop in his production despite playing consistent minutes. In theory, Bridges should thrive in the Suns’ up-tempo offense, but it remains to be seen how well he fits.
❓ Big Question(s): Will Bridges get the usage that he needs in Phoenix?
🎯 Draft Range: 90-100
⭐ Fantasy Take: The Suns' lack of proven depth at the power forward position, which bodes well for Bridges’ projected playing time. Dillon Brooks is coming off a breakout campaign, so Bridges will have to find his place in the offense. He makes for a solid source of points and boards late in drafts.
Khaman Maluach, C
📊 Trend: ⬆️
🗝️ Key Stats: REB, BLK, 3PM, FG%, TO
⚠️ Risk: 🟠 Medium
🔓 Value Unlock: Receive 20-25 minutes per game so he can deliver the REB, BLK, and 3s he showed in Summer League
💡 Quick Hits: Maluach was an afterthought in the Suns’ rotation during his rookie season and was not relevant. He showed out in Summer League, putting his hard work to improve his game on display. Mark Williams underwent surgery and is expected to miss around five months, so Maluach will get a crack at that starting center job.
❓ Big Question(s): Can Maluach translate his Summer League success into meaningful production in games that count for fantasy?
🎯 Draft Range: 95-105
⭐ Fantasy Take: The starting job will not be handed to Maluach on a silver platter. Expect Oso Ighodaro to challenge him for it at training camp, so watch that positional battle if you’re drafting closer to opening night. I’d say that Maluach has two things that could give him the edge – momentum from Summer League and a legitimate 3-point shot.
Collin Gillespie, PG/SG
📊 Trend: ⬆️
🗝️ Key Stats: AST, STL, 3PM, TO
⚠️ Risk: 🟢 Low
🔓 Value Unlock: Take on a larger offensive role while improving on shooting efficiency
💡 Quick Hits: Gillespie emerged with value last season in the wake of Jalen Green’s lengthy absence, producing value in category leagues via his assists, 3s, and some steals.
❓ Big Question(s): Can Gillespie maintain fantasy relevance with Jalen Green back in the rotation?
🎯 Draft Range: 110-120
⭐ Fantasy Take: Gillespie passed the breakout eye test last season, and his ability to play alongside Booker gives him a path to relevance even with Green healthy. Whether he starts or comes off the bench, his assists, 3s, and steals make him an intriguing late-round target.
Jalen Green, SG/SF
📊 Trend: ⬇️
🗝️ Key Stats: PTS, 3PM
⚠️ Risk: 🟢 Low
🔓 Value Unlock: Green needs to become a more dynamic scorer and deliver more than just points
💡 Quick Hits: A nagging, re-aggravated hamstring injury limited Green last season. When he finally played consistently, the scoring returned. However, his absence and return raised questions about how well he fits alongside Devin Booker.
❓ Big Question(s): Will the Suns entertain trading Green to improve their roster cohesion?
🎯 Draft Range: 125-135
⭐ Fantasy Take: Bottom line is that Green is more suited to points leagues than category leagues. It’s as simple as that. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on how you look at it, he will almost always get drafted too early thanks to his scoring ability, albeit offering not much else.
Dillon Brooks, SF/PF
📊 Trend: ⬆️
🗝️ Key Stats: PTS, 3PM, FT%, TO
⚠️ Risk: 🟢 Low
🔓 Value Unlock: Consistently hit 3s and stay out of foul trouble
💡 Quick Hits: Brooks had the best fantasy season of his career in 2025-26, providing the Suns with a much-needed scoring punch while also being a nuisance on defense. His effort and improvement didn’t go unnoticed, as the Suns signed him to a three-year extension worth $73 million.
❓ Big Question(s): Can Brooks make last season’s fantasy breakout repeatable?
🎯 Draft Range: 140-150
⭐ Fantasy Take: The value Brooks offers remains narrow, so he’s not someone to target aggressively in drafts. He’s more of a late-round booster for points and 3s.
👀 Players to Watch: Oso Ighodaro, Luke Kennard, Rasheer Fleming, Mark Williams
