Morning Meltdown – Phoenix Suns Edition

For this Morning Meltdown let’s take a look into some of the buzz surrounding the Phoenix Suns including more developments on Eric Bledsoe and the potential signing of Zoran Dragic.

There are officially only three weeks left until training camp starts. But one player might not be making it.

"“Eric Bledsoe’s whereabouts never have included Phoenix since the end of the regular season in April. Bledsoe has not even been close with his recent locales. He mostly has been training and with his family in his hometown of Birmingham. He popped into Atlanta a week ago for a party and workout with college buddy John Wall. He spent some of last week in Cleveland for a workout with LeBron James that was marked by James prodding the Suns with a “PHX break bread” Instagram post regarding Bledsoe, his fellow Klutch Sports Group client.Contract resolution with Bledsoe has seemed even more distant this summer. There has been no apparent movement since early July posturing that the Suns were willing to give Bledsoe a four-year, $48 million contract and that Bledsoe’s camp expected a five-year contract worth about $80 million. Bledsoe has not spoken with Suns staff since the season ended. Talks with his representation have been limited and unproductive. He also has not signed another team’s offer sheet, which the Suns were expected to match to keep him if he did.”"

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There is a possible new addition to the Phoenix Suns roster, and he’s a lot more familiar than you’d expect.

"“Marc Stein of ESPN is reporting that there are 3 different teams interested in signing Zoran Dragic, the brother of current Suns’ guard, Goran Dragic. Apparently, the Phoenix Suns are one of those teams:Sources here in Spain told ESPN.com this weekend that the Phoenix Suns are indeed among the three NBA teams expressing the most serious interest in signing Goran Dragic‘s younger brother Zoran.It would be a very interesting fit for the Suns as they already have a brother duo on their squad with Marcus and Markieff Morris.Zoran Dragic has been killing it for Slovenia alongside his brother Goran as Slovenia has become one of the better offenses in the FIBA World Cup:Goran Dragic: 16.5 points per game, 58.8% shooting percentage, 38.5% 3-point percentageZoran Dragic: 13.5 points per game, 53% shooting percentage, 45% 3-point percentage”To read more on the developing story, click here.For all of the latest Phoenix Suns news, stick with us at Heat Waved and check back daily to read more about your favorite Arizona teams. Published on 09/09/2014 at 7:00 AM MSTLast updated on 09/09/2014 at 7:00 AM MST Sources here in Spain told ESPN.com this weekend that the Phoenix Suns are indeed among the three NBA teams expressing the most serious interest in signing Goran Dragic‘s younger brother Zoran."