In the heat of the Phoenix Suns pursuit of free agent LaMarcus Aldridge, the Suns made another move that left many to question what the future is for Markieff Morris.
It's really impossible to not have seen what has gone on with the free agent pursuit of DeAndre Jordan, the Los Angeles Clipper who verbally agreed to join the Dallas Mavericks before changing his mind a few days later.
Suns general manager Ryan McDonough told Bickley & Marotta of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM just how close he was to nabbing the Suns' biggest free agent signing since Steve Nash came over from the Dallas Mavericks 11 years ago.
The odds were never really stacked in their favor, but the Phoenix Suns did more than what many expected of them in making their play for free agent forward LaMarcus Aldridge, who ultimately agreed to a max deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
It's always advisable to make a good first impression. Suns rookie Devin Booker has handled himself flawlessly to this point through the entire sideshow that comes with being a first-round draft pick, but now it's time for him to give a glance at the future on the court.
The Phoenix Suns were not successful in their attempt to woo LaMarcus Aldridge, but the four-time All-Star did seriously consider offering them a rose.
Arizona Sports 98.7 FM's John Gambadoro had a series of tweets on Monday afternoon that gave some input as to what the Suns might be planning to do for the rest of free agency.