Phoenix Suns 2014-15 Report Cards: All the season reviews in one place

Marcus Morris: The Good, the Bad and the Foolish

Marcus Morris' 2014-15 season was filled with some good, plenty of bad, and way too much foolishness.

Report Card: The Brandon Knight enigma

Brandon Knight's time with the Suns last season could have gone better. A lot better. Now the Suns must decide how to proceed with the restricted free agent after an underwhelming 11 game sample size.

2014/15 Report Cards: The Reserves

The end of the bench was an underwhelming hodgepodge of rookies and basketball-challenged veterans for the Suns in 2014/15. Perhaps Ish Smith and Dionte Christmas were worth more than their weight in towels.

Report Card: Jeff Hornacek's second year as coach

Despite all the drama coach Hornacek still managed to have some success with this young Suns team.

Report Card: The front office floundered

The Suns 2013-14 campaign was such an unexpected success that it was going to be hard to duplicate. Instead of building on the momentum from that season, though, it's hard to argue that the team didn't take a step back.

Report Card: Warren Flashes Promise

The cards are still out on T.J. Warren. In his limited playing time this season, he showed flashes of promise, but it will take more for him to become a more regular part of the rotation.

Report Card: Tucker delivers but disappoints

Report Cards: Archie Goodwin's Lack Of Growth

Suns Report cards: It's not easy being Green

When things appear too good to be true, they often are. Case in point: The rise and fall of Gerald Green in Phoenix.

Report Cards: Bledsoe showed no improvement

After signing a $70 million dollar contract in the offseason and being given the primary ball handling duties Eric Bledsoe rewarded the Phoenix Suns' faith in him by showing almost zero measurable improvement.

Suns 2014-15 Report Cards: Alex Len Shows Progress

How did the second year big man fare in the 2014-15 season?

2014/15 Report Cards: Brandan Wright Delivers

It's that time of year for us at Bright Side of the Sun to hand out our final grades to the Phoenix Suns following a disappointing 2014/15 campaign. We start with Brandan Wright, who will be heading into unrestricted free agency.