Dillon s joining will further enhance Dunn and help the Suns to the next level

Despite all the discussion about the Phoenix Suns and their reorganized squad, one player remains the same: Ryan Dunn.

fans may see improved offensive games. Dunn, especially, his offensive game needs some fine tuning.

Luckily fans were able to see him train with former teammate Kevin Durant in the summer. At that time, he could sit down and watch and learn how Durant chose his position to observe every defensive strategy to attack. The same view applies to Devin Booker, but for the rookie, he can see the two's steady performance last season.

Although the Suns missed the playoffs last season, it was indeed an honor to have the opportunity to be behind two great scorers in the league. It is still entirely possible for Dunn to see the potential to be a better offensive player.

is not even just those two people (Devin Booker and Kevin Durant), but also the confidence from everyone I have talked to. Believe in yourself, devote yourself to your work, and truly become a student of the competition, paying attention to details in many aspects. This offseason, I will train with Durant. Obviously that was my big brother. It was great to be able to come down and train with him and grow with him.

Ryan Dunn has the potential to make a breakthrough with the Suns

Dunn has shown his confidence throughout the season, one example of him dunking Antetokounmpo during a fast break. This dunk is impressive considering Antetokounmpo's athleticism and strong defender reputation. But it was his confidence that prompted him to do such a move. Not to mention, he made many shots that changed momentum. Three-pointers are what he needs to improve, and even head coach Jordan Ott talked about this on Media Day.

He said he wanted Dunn to shoot about 500 3-pointers a day. This seems a lot, but it shows that Ultra's confidence in his defensive threat is a very capable offensive threat.

average 3.6 3-pointers in 74 games, and on the offensive end, there may be more responsibility on his shoulders without Kevin Durant or Brad Libby.

Ryan Dunn still regards defense as his number one choice for the Suns' internal success

He is excited about the offensive progress, and although the offensive potential is still great, defense is Dunn's main task.

Over time, I hope this will enter my game, but to continue building and growing, don't worry too much, this is the purpose of the offseason. Just trying new things and learning, but now it's time to get back to what I'm here to do, it's just defense and growing.

Book praised Dunn, and a new face appeared: Dillon Brooks. While he didn't mention specific offensive and defensive improvements, he wanted to instill this confidence in Dunn every day.

"With Ryan and Iguodaro, I will work to make these people truly confident in themselves."