Suns offseason primer: Royce O'Neale's contract, Bol Bol's market

Mat Ishbia may be receiving criticism for his Phoenix Suns' roster construction, but nobody can argue he hasn't invested in the roster-building with his money and his willingness to spend on taxes. In all scenarios, regardless of the Suns moving a member of the Big Three or keeping it together, Ishbia will pay up the wazoo. “Not even these Golden State teams that blew through the payroll (to win titles) has paid basically $400 million in payrolls combined in players and luxury tax,” ESPN's Bobby Marks told Arizona Sports' Burns & Gambo after the regular season ended. A lot has to happen for that to firm up, but it's what has to happen that could alter Phoenix's roster looking ahead.