Mikal Bridges Rumors

“It’s tough when you guard really unbelievable players, because they don’t have one thing,” Bridges said. “If you take that away, they’re gonna go the other way and do a different thing. It’s just always being locked in and just staying down.” Bridges is learning when he can be more physical during a game, and when that approach will come with a risk of being called for a touch foul. Kokoskov wants to see Bridges improve as a rebounder (he enters Monday averaging 2.8 per game). And whether Bridges realizes it, the Suns’ training staff is tracking the physical and mental toll of all first-year players flirting with hitting the rookie wall as the season passes the halfway point.