The Phoenix Suns signed local talents Saben Lee and Adonis Arms as training camp invitees Tuesday as well as waived guard Frank Jackson.
The Phoenix Suns signed two local talents, Saben Lee and Adonis Arms, as training camp invites Tuesday and waived Frank Jackson.
Lee played high school ball at Corona Del Sol High in Tempe where he was first-team All-State his junior and senior year while Arms graduated from Desert Vista High after moving from Milwaukee to Phoenix at age 12.hasn't attended training camp as the team has been trying to trade himPhoenix must have its standard roster down to 15 by 5 p.m. ET Monday for opening night. Ish Wainright and Duane Washington Jr. fill the team's allotted two-way slots.
The Suns still have camp invite Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot, who played in their last two preseason games heading into the final one Wednesday against Sacramento.and eight points last Monday at Denver.Republic 1-on-1: Jackson also saw action against the Lakers and Nuggets. The 6-3 guard didn't score in either game after averaging a career-high 10.6 points for Detroit last season.Phoenix has been without starting forward Cam Johnson and backup point guard Cameron Payne The Suns will also be without Landry Shamet and Dario Saric for a second straight preseason game Wednesday.
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