Whether it’s the suspension of Deandre Ayton and/or injuries to Aron Baynes, the Suns called upon Frank Kaminsky to step up in the frontcourt.
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Ayton was one of three rookies since 2000 to average at least 16 and 10 in addition to having the one of the highest effective field goal percentages (58%)
In an offseason where plenty of floor generals are available, Patrick Beverley stands out as a player who would make an immediate impact.
T.J. Warren has shown steady improvement as a scoring wing since entering the league. So how big of a step has he taken on the Phoenix Suns in his 5th year?
The Phoenix Suns continue to be upheaval when it comes to basketball decisions with the sudden, yet not surprising firing of head coach Igor Kokoskov.
the Suns must ask themselves these questions; what is a fair number for Oubre should they want to keep him? What role do they see him fulfilling?
In what looks to be an audition of sorts whether it be for the Suns or another team out there, Dragan Bender is making the most out of his opportunities.
Considering the moves that they made this offseason, if you were hopeful that the Suns would suddenly make the jump that the Sacramento Kings have made
A team isn’t going to hit on its draft choice every time, that’s just how things are in the game of chance. However, this says more about the Suns and
Phoenix Suns GM Ryan McDonough has attempted this offseason to address the floor spacing issues of the team. Ryan Anderson is one of those attempts.
The 21-year-old guard looks to lead the Phoenix Suns to the playoffs with a revamped roster... So, what can we expect from Booker this season?
In fact, as far as Chriss and Bender is concerned, the moment they were drafted together, is the moment the Suns possibly failed them.
2019 free agency would be more of an opportune time to go after some valuable, useful players who could be anywhere from starters to key role players.
The Phoenix Suns should use the number one overall pick on a player who you think is the best. Not because of the fun narratives.
If the Suns want to be serious playoff contenders in the tough western conference, players on the team need to improve and moves should be in consideration.
The 2017-18 NBA season for the Phoenix Suns can be considered as a huge let down and somehow that is an understatement. Here are three reasons to be happy.
The Suns investment in Devin Booker's high upside could pay off. Now, what does this mean for the Suns moving forward? For starters, the clock is ticking.
If the season started January 1st, Jackson would absolutely be considered a lock for at least the 2nd team. However, everything before January 1st happened.
The Suns look to be adding a franchise player to a team that has a few question marks regarding their current young talent. Who should be considered safe?
Best-case scenario is that the Suns pick first overall followed by two other picks coming. Suns GM Ryan McDonough and company have some decisions to make.