Jordan Ott looks nervously over his shoulder before the season of Suns even starts

The Phoenix Suns made a whole series of large movements this season, but one of the most important ones flew under the radar was hiring a head coach in Jordan Ott. The arrival of the 40-year-old Van de Cleveland Cavaliers who met both the media and fans with a lot of positivity.

It was the right moment for the franchise to try something new, especially with veterans such as Frank Vogel and Mike Budenholzer who did so badly in their single campaigns in the valley. The team is now also rebuilding around Booker, giving OTT a younger schedule and in theory more time to try to put everything together to build a competitive group.

Introduction of Steve Nash is reason for concern for OTT.

The Suns recently announced that Franchise Great Steve Nash would join the organization as a senior adviser, a relocation that was rightly welcomed. It was not the best low season for the franchise from a PR perspective, while ending their relationship with Durant and Bradley Beal was a sign that many losses are on the horizon in Phoenix.

If you have Nash around, fans will remain happy, while there is enough that he can also bring in the role. In fact, he could be so good at it – that should be a slow start in the work – he will have to look over his shoulder. Owner Mat Ishbia has refused to call what is happening now, what gives you an idea of ​​how impatient he can be.

He waved to Durant as soon as he could after buying the team, and now doubled that victory mentality on the market for Beal. Who blew up deals in his face – and he seems to have learned a painful lesson from that experience – but Ishbia will only lose for so many losses. That puts Ott much earlier on the clock than to expect a head coach in his position.

Nash’s time with the Brooklyn Nets when their leading husband was demolished because Durant and Kyrie Irving no longer wanted him, but that doesn’t make him a bad coach. He also has an existing relationship with Booker that OTT does not do, although it must also be noted that Booker has reportedly endorsing OTT hiring.

However, that was before Nash was in the mix, and his shadow will now appear over everything this coming season. That is a good thing in many ways, just not for Ott. Ishbia also loves established names in his teams, and Nash would bring that to the sidelines, while he is also a long -term solution, since he is still relatively young for a coach at 51. This is one to watch.