The Phoenix Suns begin a six-game road trip tonight against a struggling Milwaukee Bucks team as they look to keep their momentum rolling. Phoenix (37-27) has won four of its past five games in an easier part of its schedule, while the Bucks (27-36) will be closing out a five-game homestand and have lost six of their last seven matchups.
The Phoenix Suns will have guard Grayson Allen available for tonight's game against the Milwaukee Bucks. Allen was initially questionable entering tonight with right knee injury management, something that kept him out of Sunday's matchup against the Charlotte Hornets.
The Phoenix Suns have been a surprising team this season, firmly in the mix for a top-six seed in the Western Conference standings and securing a playoff berth.
The Suns have been battered by injuries all season, and every time they seem healthy or get a player back, another always goes down. Well, tonight the team looks to turn the tide on that narrative as Jordan Goodwin has been taken off the injury report and returns to action.
The Phoenix Suns are arriving towards the end of the regular season having already surpassed their win total from last year while looking to make some serious noise in their final slate of games.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
MILWAUKEE – As the Phoenix Suns begin a six-game road trip, their first test will be against the Milwaukee Bucks, though ESPN and DraftKings both have the Suns with a slight edge to come away with the victory on Tuesday night.
The Phoenix Suns move into tonight's contest against the Milwaukee Bucks with a massive boost coming to their lineup. Guard Jordan Goodwin is now made available for Phoenix after first being ruled questionable with a left calf strain, one that's kept him out for weeks.
The second Haywood Highsmith article in as many days? Your eyes do not deceive you, Brighsiders. The HH hive is forming. Haywood Highsmith’s statline last night may not have jumped off the page, but his impact ran deep.
The Phoenix Suns begin a critical six-game road trip tonight against the Milwaukee Bucks as they look to remain firmly in the Western Conference playoff hunt.
MILWAUKEE – On paper, Tuesday night’s matchup between Phoenix and Milwaukee looks like another regular-season test. Although the Phoenix Suns might just have their hands even fuller with the return of the Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo.
When the Suns acquired Jalen Green from the Houston Rockets this past summer, most people understood the profile of the player they were getting. The strengths were clear.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
PHOENIX — With the regular season entering its final stretch, the Phoenix Suns find themselves in a familiar place: in the thick of the NBA playoff race with little margin for error.
It’s safe to say that Dillon Brooks is having himself a very productive season for the Phoenix Suns. Sure, he might have had near-altercations against star opponents due to his unforgiving persona, but that’s his edge as a player – being a pest, especially defensively.
MILWAUKEE – In the middle of an NBA season defined by reliability and chemistry, sometimes the most important news arrives on the injury report. That’s the case for the Phoenix Suns, as Grayson Allen and Jordan Goodwin were upgraded to questionable per Duane Rankin of AZCentral ahead of the Suns’ matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Phoenix Suns begin a crucial six-game eastern road trip Tuesday night as they take on the Bucks in Milwaukee. Phoenix comes in on a two-game win streak after the Suns took care of the red-hot Charlotte Hornets 111-99 on Sunday, and they were a two-point loss to the Chicago Bulls away from winning five in a row.
The Phoenix Suns did not make many additions this season, but the ones they did have have been impactful. Both Amir Coffey and Jamaree Bouyea, who were brought in from the Milwaukee Bucks at two different spots in the season, have cracked the rotation already.
PHOENIX — For much of the past few weeks, shots that normally fall for Jalen Green rimmed out. Rhythm came in short moments rather than prolonged stretches.
The youth movement is underway, whether you like it or not. Sophomores Oso Ighodaro and Ryan Dunn are now staples in the Phoenix rotation. Rasheer Fleming is carving out a useful role and building some intrigue around the league.
Week 20 arrived at the perfect time for the Phoenix Suns. This is a team that had been searching for traction. The numbers tell the story. Phoenix had not posted a positive net rating in five weeks.
Dillon Brooks is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons lately. Just days ago, he was arrested for driving under the influence in Scottsdale, Arizona, although he was released shortly after.
PHOENIX– Rasheer Fleming continues to develop before everyone’s eyes, and Devin Booker’s, after a career-high 16 points in the Phoenix Suns’ 111-98 win over the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday.
Devin Booker had 30 points and 10 assists, Jalen Green and Collin Gillespie each added 24 points and the host Phoenix Suns ran away from Charlotte in the second half for a 111-99 victory on Sunday to break the Hornets' 10-game road winning streak.
Dillon Brooks wants the Ant-Man. The Phoenix Suns swingman Brooks appeared this week in a “Million Dollaz Worth of Game” video feature. During the feature, Brooks made some shady comments about the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Body camera footage is shedding more light on the recent arrest of Dillon Brooks. The Phoenix Suns forward was taken into custody early Friday morning in Scottsdale, Arizona, on suspicion of driving under the influence.
The Phoenix Suns will be without starting center Mark Williams for the foreseeable future. The team announced Thursday that Williams has been diagnosed with a stress reaction in the third metatarsal of his left foot.