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Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!On June 18, teams were permitted to negotiate with their own free agents, while on June 30 at 3 p.m. MST, teams may begin negotiating with all other free agents. However, no free agent, other than those on veteran-minimum contracts, can officially be signed until July 6. Since Phoenix is signing the majority of its players to veteran-minimum deals, most will go through before July 6.
New Signings
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Monte Morris:Â The former Timberwolves reserve point guard plans to sign a one-year, veteran-minimum deal ($2.8 million) with the Suns (via The Athletic). Signed his contract on July 3, according to the NBA transactions page. Suns officially announced his signing on July 5.
Mason Plumlee: The former Clippers center has agreed to a one-year, veteran-minimum deal with the Suns, worth $3.3 million (per ESPN). Signed his contract on July 3, according to the NBA transactions page. Suns officially announced his signing on July 5.
Two-way
Collin Gillespie: The former Denver Nuggets and Villanova guard has agreed to a two-way deal with the Suns (per ESPN). Signed his contract on July 2, according to the NBA transactions page.
Re-Signings
These player have reportedly agreed to re-sign contracts with the Suns
Josh Okogie: returning to the Suns on a two-year, $16 million deal. The second year is non-guaranteed (via The Athletic). Signed his contract on July 13, the team announced.
Damion Lee: returning to the Suns on a one-year, veteran-minimum deal worth $2.8 million (per ESPN). Signed his contract on July 3, according to the NBA transactions page. Suns officially announced his re-signing on July 6.
Royce O’Neale: intends to re-sign with Suns for four years, $44 million (per ESPN). Signed his contract on July 6, according to the NBA transactions page, the same day the Suns officially announced his re-signing.
Bol Bol: intends to re-sign with Suns on a one-year contract (per ESPN) projected to be worth $2.9 million. Signed his contract on July 7, the same day the Suns officially announced his return.
Player Option Opt Outs
All four of these players had June 29 deadlines to decide on their player options, but decided to opt out.
- Now back with the team on a much larger deal
- Now officially re-signed as of July 3, but did not use bird rights
Rookies
Ryan Dunn: drafted No. 28 overall. Officially signed on July 2: 4 years, $13 million
Oso Ighodaro: drafted No. 40 overall. Officially signed on July 4: 4 years, $7.9 million
Two-Way Deals
Jalen Bridges: signed two-way deal after going undrafted. Officially signed on July 2, Suns announced his signing on July 4
Committed Salary
(This year’s and the remaining salary for each player including this season mostly via Spotrac)
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- Kevin Durant (2024-25 salary:Â $51.18 million; Remaining: 2 years, $106 million)
- Bradley Beal (2024-25 salary:Â $50.2 million; Remaining: 3 years, $161 million)
- Devin Booker (2024-25 salary:Â $49.35 million; Remaining: 4 years, $221 million)
- Jusuf Nurkić (2024-25 salary: $18.13 million; Remaining: 2 years, $37.5 million)
- Grayson Allen (2024-25 salary:Â $15.63 million; Remaining: 4 years, $70 million)
- Royce O’Neale (2024-25 salary: $9.82 million; Remaining: 4 years, $44 million)
- Josh Okogie (2024-25 salary: $8 million; Remaining: 2 years, $16 million)
- Nassir Little (2024-25 salary:Â $6.75 million; Remaining: 3Â years, $21.8 million)
- *Tyus Jones (2024-25 salary:Â $3.3 million; Remaining: 1 year, $3.3 million)
- Mason Plumlee (2024-25 salary:Â $3.3 million; Remaining: 1 year, $3.3 million)
- Bol Bol (2024-25 salary: $2.9 million; Remaining: 1 year, $2.9 million)
- Monte Morris (2024-25 salary: $2.8 million; Remaining: 1 year, $2.8 million)
- Damion Lee (2024-25 salary: $2.8 million; Remaining: 1 year, $2.8 million)
- Ryan Dunn (2024-25 salary: $2.53 million; Remaining: 4 years, $13 million)
- Oso Ighodaro (2024-25 salary: $1.16 million; Remaining: 4 years, $7.9 million)
Two-way
- Jalen Bridges (Rookie)
- Collin Gillepsie
- TyTy Washington
* Not officially signed yet
2024-25 totals (via Cap Sheets):
Projected Depth Chart
PG: Tyus Jones, Monte Morris, Josh Okogie
SG: Bradley Beal, Grayson Allen, Damion Lee,
SF: Devin Booker, Royce O’Neale, Nassir Little
PF:Â Kevin Durant, Bol Bol, Ryan Dunn (R)
C: Jusuf Nurkić, Mason Plumlee, Oso Ighodaro (R)
Two-way:Â Jalen Bridges (R), Collin Gillepsie, TyTy Washington
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Brendan Mau is a senior writer covering the Phoenix Suns and more for Burn City Sports. You can follow him on X via @Brendan_Mau
