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Rather than Stoudemire, who was limited on defense and not much of a self-creator on offense, these Suns have Booker, who is self-sufficient and balanced enough to have you believe he could one day take the reins from Paul and become a bona fide championship leader in due time.īooker is about to turn 25, and it’s not impossible to think he could be in line for All-NBA consideration and perhaps a few MVP votes.

The other difference is that the lead scorer and young copilot is much better and less dependent upon others to set him up. But that depth already forced the Suns’ hands a bit when it comes to the salary cap this offseason, because guys like Ayton, Bridges and Johnson are or soon will be in line for lucrative new contracts. The fortunate part is this Suns team has far more young talent than the Seven Seconds or Less squads, which will make them better in the short-term and more flexible long-term.

There’s an aging point guard (Nash/Chris Paul), a young star (Devin Booker/Amar’e Stoudemire), and a stable of young role players (Shawn Marion/Mikal Bridges, Deandre Ayton, Cameron Johnson) about to get more expensive. On the surface, you could make the case this Suns roster looks a lot like the middle of the 2000s, when Steve Nash was acquired and the young depth began to peter out gradually. The way he’s gone about it, however, increasingly puts pressure on the team to win a championship now and will make it more challenging to stay at a championship level into the future.

#Suns roster free#

Readers can see Wolverine and the new Midnight Suns in action when Midnight Suns #1 by Ethan Sacks and Luigi Zagaria arrives in comic book stores in September, just under a month before the video game of the same names comes out.Though James Jones is still in the early stages of his tenure as Phoenix Suns general manager, he has already shown the ability to bring in high-level talent via trade and free agency that fits well together. Throwing in Blade and Wolverine as well as a relative newcomer in Zoe Laveau should make for one of Marvel's most uniquely badass teams. The cast features fan-favorite heroes who deserve more spotlight, especially Kushala, Magik, and Nico Minoru. The new Midnight Suns team is an unexpected collection of supernatural heroes that should have fans hyped for what's coming. While the main villain hasn't been revealed, the solicit hints that they are connected to the Sorcerer Supreme - which could be Doctor Strange, Magik, or Clea Strange. So, to take it down, they are assembling a supernatural team. So, what are the new Midnight Suns up against? Well, Marvel Comics is teasing they will assemble to face off against a villain with 'horrifying powers' the likes of which the Earth has never seen. The Midnight Sons will be adapted in Marvel's Midnight Suns, a new tactical RPG with card-based combat, inspiring the latest team revealed today. The Midnight sons appeared in several supernatural Marvel Comics titles, including Ghost Rider, Morbius, Darkhold, and Nightstalkers, and have had different iterations since. The occult team comprised Blade, Morbius, Johnny Blaze, Danny Ketch, Hannibal King, Frank Drake, and the Darkhoold Redeemers. The original Midnight Sons team was first formed to take on the Mother of Demons, Lillith, and her army as they threatened the Marvel Universe. Marvel Comics revealed a new Midnight Suns miniseries from Ethan Sacks and Luigi Zagaria, which features some familiar and new faces to the team, with Wolverine, Blade, and Magik headlining the new roster. The Midnight Suns are returning to the Marvel Universe with Wolverine to take on a dangerous new villain who will force the supernatural team back into action with an all-new roster.

Warning! Spoilers for Midnight Suns #1 by Marvel Comics