2018 NBA Power Rankings: Where each team stands ahead of the trade deadline

2018 NBA Power Rankings: Where every team stands ahead of the trade deadline

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26. Phoenix Suns (17-32)

The Phoenix Suns really only have one player on its roster that it should seriously think about trading, and that’s Greg Monroe. The team acquired Monroe as a part of the Eric Bledsoe deal earlier this year.

Assuming that the Suns don’t get in on any other big deal, the Suns will likely stand pat. If they could move Monroe to a team in exchange for a second-round pick, Phoenix should do it. But considering Monroe’s trade value, it’s unlikely that the Suns will get any offers.