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Last season the Phoenix Suns tried to peddle the farcical notions that the team was "changing the culture" and "developing fertile soil" for players to grow and develop on the team.

School: Syracuse University, '96 When you started with Bonneville Phoenix: December 1, 1999 Favorite sports memory: Game 7, 2001 World Series Least-favorite sports memory: Game 1, 1988 World Series Favorite all-time athlete : Larry Bird, Don Mattingly Favorite sports movies: Hoosiers, Field of Dreams The NBA Summer League, whether in Las Vegas or ... (more)

Milwaukee Bucks' Monta Ellis is double-teamed by Phoenix Suns' Luis Scola, left, of Argentina, and P.J. Tucker, right, in the first half during an NBA game on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2013, in Phoenix.

Bright Side of the Sun's player reviews roll on with a look at the diamond in the rough the Suns were able to dig up this year: P.J. Tucker.

Let's assume that Ryan McDonough is serious when he says that it is NOT desirable to have multiple young guys at the same position.

Coming off one of the worst seasons in franchise history, you might say that the Phoenix Suns could technically use an upgrade at every single position.

Just like every year before this the Phoenix Suns will participate in the Las Vegas Summer League, but this year there is a new wrinkle.

The Phoenix Suns just suffered through one of the worst seasons in franchise history, and now they must make some decisions regarding the talent on the roster.