As we’ve gone through the SunsRank exercise, I think one thing has become clear. This team has depth, at least on paper. Much of that depth is rooted in young players who still have to live up to their potential. If they do, that depth becomes real. The goal is to keep developing and avoid plateauing, because if you don’t, it doesn’t take much to start slipping down the rankings.
Ryan Dunn is a perfect example. At the end of last season, after the Suns were swept out of the playoffs by the Oklahoma City Thunder, the consensus between the community and the writers had Dunn ranked 10th overall in SunsRank. Now, after one summer without any real…
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