The resetting of the Suns bench was the right move

 Whether or not resetting the Suns' bench was the right move is a complex question with no definitive answer. There are strong arguments to be made on both sides, and ultimately, the decision's success will depend on several factors that play out over time.

Arguments for the move:

Fresh talent and energy: Bringing in new players can inject energy and different skillsets into the team, potentially addressing weaknesses and improving overall performance.

 

Addressing performance issues: If the previous bench underperformed, a reset could signal a commitment to improvement and provide opportunities for players who were previously underutilized.

Long-term flexibility: Adding young talent with potential could build depth and give the team options for the future, even if they don't contribute immediately.

 

Arguments against the move:

Disrupting team chemistry: Integrating new players takes time and can disrupt the existing chemistry and cohesion of the team.

Uncertainty and risk: There's no guarantee the new players will be successful, and the team might miss the contributions of the departed players.

Impact on morale: Letting go of players can have a negative impact on morale, especially if they were well-liked or had been with the team for a long time.

 

Ultimately, the success of the reset will depend on several factors:

The performance of the new players: If they contribute positively and help the team win, the move will be seen as successful.

The development of young players: If young players show potential and grow into key contributors, the move will be seen as a long-term success.

The overall performance of the team: If the Suns improve their record and achieve their goals, the reset will be seen as a positive step.

 

Here are some additional things to consider:

The specific players involved in the reset: Who was added and who was lost? What are their strengths and weaknesses?

The context of the team: What are the Suns' goals? What are their strengths and weaknesses as a team?

The coaching staff: How will they integrate the new players and get the most out of them?

It is important to remember that judging the success of a roster move takes time. While initial impressions can be formed, the true impact of the Suns' bench reset will likely only be fully understood after the season unfolds.

I encourage you to follow the Suns throughout the season and see how the new bench performs. Based on their results and your own evaluation, you can then form your own opinion on whether the move was the right one.