Could the Phoenix Suns trade Deandre Ayton this NBA offseason? Who might want to acquire the center? What could Phoenix get in return for him?
“It’s almost certain they will look into trading him. I think they feel like they can do all right with a mishmash of decent centers and changing their focus on getting better talent around those two star guys,” the GM said. “That’s been true for the past couple of years, really. Deandre has butted heads with Monty . But he can be a great player, still, it just needs to be somewhere else.
“It is a tough market for trading centers, though. They are about to find that out. The team that might be the most interesting getting into that mix is Chicago, and I’ve heard he’s on the list, at least. Lot still depends on the lottery.”Deveney also reported that the Suns are not looking to spend a lot of money on the center position.
"Chicago and Phoenix potentially could do a sign-and-trade for Nikola Vucevic," Deveney wrote,"but the Suns are not prioritizing a big expenditure on a center if they move Ayton, sources told Heavy Sports.speculated about DeMar DeRozen's fit in Phoenix, while also suggesting the Dallas Mavericks, Portland Trail Blazers and Charlotte Hornets as potential landing spots for Ayton.
“So they need to shake up that roster, and that is going to mean seeing what is out there for ," an Eastern Conference executive told the site.
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