Isaiah Thomas. Jim Dedmon-USA TODAY Sports

The Phoenix Suns are taking a chance on a former All-Star.

The Suns are planning to sign veteran guard Isaiah Thomas to a 10-day contract.

Thomas is 35 and last played in the NBA during the 2021-2022 season. The 5-foot-9 guard recently signed with the Utah Jazz’s G League team in hopes of making a comeback, and he absolutely dominated for them.

Thomas averaged 32.5 points per game for his Salt Lake City squad and made 25-of-56 three-pointers (44.6 percent).

An All-Star with the Boston Celtics in 2015 and 2016, Thomas will be playing in his second stint with the Suns. He also played for the team in 2014-2015 before being traded to Boston in Feb. 2015.

The Suns entered play on Saturday 39-28, which had them seventh in the West. They are hoping Thomas can provide them a boost so they can avoid the play-in tournament.

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