Phoenix Suns Schedule 2019 Suns Schedule

The Suns kick off the season in a tough spot, going against Dallas, Denver, Golden State, Los Angeles, Memphis, Oklahoma City, and San Antonio. The Dallas and San Antonio games are on TV, which Phoenix has a few TV games despite where they finished last season. Having Devin Booker and now the number one draft pick, DeAndre Ayton, helps give your team some recognition even if you failed to win over 30 games last season. The Suns division just got a lot tougher with LeBron James joining the Lakers, and they already have Golden State in there as well. The Suns went 4-12 in the division, and the only real lowly competition they have is Sacramento. The Suns went 15-37 against their conference, which is expected given the West is so tough. The Suns only beat teams above .500 seven times, and went 14-15 against teams below .500, which is definitely an area of improvement. The Eastern Conference demolished Phoenix this year, going 24-6 against them. Being a bad team in the West is extremely tough right now with no real games they can take lightly. The Suns will be at the bottom of the barrel again this season, but will likely at least take a step forward. Phoenix rounds out the season in some competition with Memphis, Cleveland, and Dallas for lottery spots, but have some easy losses against Utah, New Orleans, and Houston. If Phoenix does improve, they might be a pesky team for opponents, but defense is going to struggle against a majority of these western offenses. The Suns have 12 back-to-backs scheduled this season, which is tied for the lowest in the league. Expect another tough year for the Suns, but they bring a lot of fun youthful players to the table.