Loud, ringing cheers of “Louuuuuuu” will no longer be heard throughout US Airways Center.
Unless the Golden State Warriors are in town and Phoenix Suns fans still want to give Louis Amundson some love.
ESPN.com’s Marc Stein reported Monday that the former Suns forward is set to sign a contract with the Warriors for two years and [...]

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By the end of draft day last year, the Suns’ offseason plan was in full bloom. They had dumped Shaq, picked Earl Clark in the lottery, saw their best chance to trade Amare fall apart and knew they would need one more big and a re-signed Grant Hill to be competitive.
At the conclusion of draft [...]

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It’s not quite like going to battle without a commander or sailing a ship without a captain, but the idea is the same. The Phoenix Suns head into one of the biggest days on the NBA calendar Thursday with lame duck leadership whose offices may nearly be all packed up.
Fortunately for the Suns, they only [...]

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… when the Suns were still in battle mode, fighting their hardest for a chance to play for an NBA crown.
Alas, they were eliminated by the now-world champion Los Angeles Lakers, and nothing has been the same since.
Three weeks ago the Suns were the story of the NBA, a little engine that could kind of [...]

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You almost have to wonder if Steve Kerr senses an iceberg straight ahead and wants to jump ship while he’s still looked upon as the genius who guided the Suns to a surprise Western Conference Finals appearance.
Something happened between season’s end and Tuesday that led Kerr to prefer the life of a broadcaster and family [...]

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PHOENIX — Four summers ago when I was interning at the now-defunct Tucson Citizen and Steve Kerr was TNT’s lead analyst, the discussion after a charity basketball game in Tucson turned to his future.
Back then, crazy as it seems now, there were whispers that Kerr would be a good fit as the next Arizona basketball head [...]

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