For the first time in his NBA Career, Phoenix Suns star Dillon Brooks has won the NBA Player of the Week in the Western Conference. Brooks earned the league’s weekly nod as a true tone-setter.
Without Devin Booker for the entirety of the week and Jalen Green and Collin Gillespie for parts of it, the Phoenix Suns went 3-1 to finish out their five-game home stand this week, with wins over the Nets, Pistons and Cavs and a loss to the Clippers.
The Phoenix Suns' seven-day window for re-evaluation of Devin Booker's right ankle sprain has come and gone, though the waiting continues for the franchise guard.
The Phoenix Suns (30-20) could not find the same offense they had the last couple games and had their three-game win streak snapped by the Los Angeles Clippers (23-25) with a 117-93 blowout loss Sunday night.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
When I first scanned the Week 15 slate, knowing Devin Booker was out and Jalen Green felt like a daily coin flip, I checked the standings and felt a weird sense of calm.
Some nights, the mountain in front of you feels too steep to climb. Sunday night was one of those nights for the Suns against the Clippers. Yes, they have competed well without Devin Booker and Jalen Green this season.
The final game of a five-game homestand for the Suns results in a 117–93 win for the Clippers. It was a clear-cut loss for the Suns, who were outplayed in every key area of the game.
Already out for 10 days with a right ankle sprain injury, the Suns faithful want to hear good news soon. While they can at least celebrate Devin Booker’s fifth All-Star selection, which came out earlier today.
PHOENIX — Devin Booker is going to the All-Star game, and he celebrated his selection as a culmination of a full team effort throughout the season. News broke Sunday that Booker was selected for his fifth All-Star appearance, adding another chapter to a résumé built on consistency rather than flash.
We're days away from the NBA's Feb. 5 trade deadline, and the Phoenix Suns are heavily rumored to be involved — in some capacity. Phoenix's 30-19 start to the regular season has not only reshaped expectations around the Suns' potential in the postseason, but also how active the organization might be on the trade market.
The NBA trade deadline is just days away, and the Phoenix Suns could be active as they look to sneak into the NBA Playoffs. According to Michael Scotto of Hoops Hype, the Suns discussed a potential trade for San Antonio Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan, but faced a financial hurdle in the process.
The Phoenix Suns dominated both sides of the floor in recent back-to-back victories over Eastern Conference contenders Detroit and Cleveland. The Suns will look to cap a strong stretch on Sunday when they host the Los Angeles Clippers to conclude a five-game homestand, their longest of the year.
2022 sparked a new era for Phoenix Suns basketball. Former owner Robert Sarver agreed to sell the team to Matt Ishbia for $4 billion in December 2022. Most owners don’t really concern themselves with ever inner-working of the team.
The Cavaliers finally hit a wall. Cleveland opened its five-game Western Conference road trip with a thud, getting run off the floor by the Phoenix Suns in a 126-113 loss Friday night.
One of the biggest surprises of the 2025–26 season has been the Phoenix Suns’ record, especially considering the fact that they lost a Hall of Fame player in Kevin Durant during the offseason.
Fifth-year guard Jalen Green, who has missed the Suns‘ last three games after experiencing tightness in his right hamstring last week, is set to return for Friday’s contest in Cleveland, per Duane Rankin of The Arizona Republic.
Mark Williams was supposed to shore up interior defense for the Phoenix Suns. With All-Star Devin Booker out Tuesday, Williams showed he can light it up on offense as well.