The Phoenix Suns have made a smart move by signing Luke Kennard to a two-year deal, according to me. This move is particularly intriguing for several reasons. Firstly, Kennard's three-point shooting prowess is legendary, and his ability to stretch the floor will be a welcome addition to the Suns' offense. With Grayson Allen heading to Charlotte, the Suns needed a reliable perimeter shooter, and Kennard fits the bill perfectly. His career 44.2% three-point shooting percentage is second only to Steve Kerr, and he has led the league in three-point percentage in three separate seasons. What makes this even more fascinating is that Kennard's deal could potentially fit into the taxpayer mid-level exception, which is a testament to his value as a free agent. This move also raises a deeper question: how will the Suns utilize Kennard's playmaking abilities alongside their existing stars, Devin Booker and Jalen Green? In my opinion, this is a strategic move by the Suns to improve their offensive depth and versatility. With his floor spacing and high basketball IQ, Kennard will be a valuable asset in Phoenix. Additionally, this deal could have implications for the team's future roster moves, as they navigate the non-taxpayer mid-level exception and the taxpayer mid-level exception. Overall, the Suns have made a smart move by signing Kennard, and I'm excited to see how he contributes to the team's success in the upcoming season.
