Phoenix Suns Starting Lineup 2021 Suns Starting Lineup
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Phoenix is a young team and the addition of Ricky Rubio gives them a starting point guard that they didn't have last season. Next to him is Devin Booker, who is the focal part of the Suns offense. The front court has been up in the air as names like Kelly Oubre and Mikal Bridges will draw starts. The addition of Aron Baynes has given the Suns an interesting look as they will start Deandre Ayton at power forward at times. Overall this group has a lot of versatility and the starting lineup can change because of that.
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Contents
- Phoenix Suns Starting Lineup 2021
- Starting Lineup
- Most Common Suns Lineups
- Phoenix Suns Starting Lineup FAQ
- FAQ
- Who Are The Phoenix Suns Starters?
- What Is The Most Common Phoenix Suns Starting Lineup?
- How Many Starts Does Devin Booker Have?
- Who Is The Leading Scorer On The Phoenix Suns Starting 5?
- Who Is The Worst Starter On The Phoenix Suns?
- What Phoenix Suns Starter Plays The Most Minutes?
- What Phoenix Suns Starter Plays The Fewest Minutes?
Phoenix Suns Starting Lineup FAQ
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It has been a topsy turvy season for the Phoenix Suns as Deandre Ayton was hit with a suspension early. This led to Dario Saric and Aron Baynes getting more run in the frontcourt. Phoenix has a backcourt duo of Ricky Rubio and Devin Booker. This is Rubio's first year with the team as they had lacked a true starting point guard over the last few seasons. Kelly Oubre found more significant minutes with Phoenix after spending some time with Washington in the previous two seasons. He has drawn over 50 starts this season, but gave way to Mikal Bridges after Oubre hit the injured reserve. Once Ayton returned, he got back to his starting gig and is putting together a solid season. The young group of starters have a bright future if they can add some bench help.
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Who Are The Phoenix Suns Starters?
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What Is The Most Common Phoenix Suns Starting Lineup?
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How Many Starts Does Devin Booker Have?
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Who Is The Leading Scorer On The Phoenix Suns Starting 5?
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Who Is The Worst Starter On The Phoenix Suns?
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What Phoenix Suns Starter Plays The Most Minutes?
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What Phoenix Suns Starter Plays The Fewest Minutes?
Who Are The Phoenix Suns Starters?
The Phoenix Suns starters consist of Aron Baynes, Deandre Ayton, Mikal Bridges, Devin Booker, and Ricky Rubio. With Kelly Oubre out for the rest of the season, Bridges slides into the starting role as the small forward.
What Is The Most Common Phoenix Suns Starting Lineup?
The most common starting lineup for the Phoenix Suns has been Kelly Oubre, Deandre Ayton, Mikal Bridges, Devin Booker, and Ricky Rubio. They have played 18 games together, but Oubre’s injury has shaken up the starting lineup.
How Many Starts Does Devin Booker Have?
Devin Booker has made 62 starts this season, which will be his third highest in his career. Booker has had stable health since entering the league, especially given he plays all the minutes he can handle.
Who Is The Leading Scorer On The Phoenix Suns Starting 5?
Devin Booker is the leading scorer on the Phoenix Suns. He leads the team in usage and has averaged 26.1 points per game on the season. Booker is shooting 48% from the field and 36% from three.
Who Is The Worst Starter On The Phoenix Suns?
Out of the starters, Mikal Bridges ranks last in player efficiency rating and win shares. For one, he is not involved in the offense much but does bring steals and quality shooting to the table. The other Suns starts have simply been better.
What Phoenix Suns Starter Plays The Most Minutes?
With the Phoenix Suns needing their best scorer out there often, Devin Booker leads all starters in minutes as he averages 36 minutes per game. This is no shock to him as he has been a high minutes player since entering the league.
What Phoenix Suns Starter Plays The Fewest Minutes?
Aron Baynes may draw the start, but he averages just 22.2 minutes per game, which is the lowest of the starters. This has been his role throughout his career and even last season with the Boston Celtics.
