The Suns can maximize their championship window
Much like the Raptors, the Suns need to add some shooting, or else they could end their run. They ranked 20th in three-pointers and 26th in attempts, so clearly they are efficient, but they just don’t shoot much.
If the Suns were to add Bojan, they could run two wings at a time, with Mikal Bridges, Cam Johnson, and Bogdanovic splitting minutes. The Suns flamed out of the playoffs last year after a Finals appearance, and it looks like their window is closing. By going all in, they could stay relevant in a stacked Western Conference, but they need to make moves now.
The Jazz end up with Crowder, who would be a one-year rental before he signs with another contender, and Dario Saric, who is 27 but coming off a torn ACL. This would be a gamble for both teams. On one hand, the Suns are giving up a key role player who can do a bit of everything for a pure scorer, and the Jazz are basically trading Bojan for Saric.
Both Croatian, Saric is a floor-spacing power forward who would fit well in a small-ball lineup with Vanderbilt at center, or alongside Walker Kessler. Either way, the Jazz need some extra floor spacing. Saric has one year left on his deal, so Utah would need to resign him, but Bojan is probably walking next year, and at least this way Utah will learn something.