The Phoenix Suns play host to the New Orleans Pelicans for Monday night action at Mortgage Matchup Center. Phoenix hopes to continue their winning streak to three while New Orleans has won their last two-of-three following their 0-6 start to the year.
The Phoenix Suns have exceeded preseason expectations so far even while dealing with injuries as they sit at 5-5 on the year heading into tonight's home matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans.
Ripping the Zach Lowe special of “10 Things” here, no shame. But we are 10 games down in the 2025-26 NBA season. Here are 10 things I like so far for these 5-5 Phoenix Suns.
Don't look now, but the Phoenix Suns have won their last four-of-five games and are .500 after their first ten matchups of the season. That's not quite
What was supposed to be a dynamic backcourt duo could be short-lived, thanks to another Jalen Green hamstring injury. When the newest member of the Phoenix Suns played alongside Devin Booker, it felt like a match made in heaven.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Phoenix Suns’ third week of the season built off their strong momentum they ended the second week. The team’s won four of five, and while it is likely to be without Jalen Green for the foreseeable future after he re-aggravated his hamstring, Dillon Brooks is back from his groin injury.
The Phoenix Suns are 5-5 through their first ten games of the season, and quite honestly, they've surpassed expectations. They enter the new week having won their last four-of-five outings despite battling injuries throughout the starting lineup.
After returning this week, Jalen Green showed he had a bright future with the Phoenix Suns. Unfortunately, that came to an abrupt end yet again because he re-aggravated his hamstring in his second game back from injury.
The Suns are 10 games into the season, with a 5-5 record. We have gotten to see everyone play (at least a little). Here are my biggest takeaways so far.
The Phoenix Suns' best run of the young season will continue Monday, after their first road victory but a more significant loss. The Suns finished a home-and-home sweep of the Los Angeles Clippers with a 114-103 victory on the road Saturday, their fourth victory in five games.
PHOENIX– If you had told Ryan Dunn he would start 44 of his 74 games with the Phoenix Suns during his rookie season, he’d likely be honored and grateful, but not exactly surprised.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns guard Jalen Green is expected to be out for over a month after re-injuring his right hamstring in the team’s 114-103 win against the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday.
Ten games down. 12% of the season gone. It moves fast, doesn’t it? Through these first ten, we’re starting to see who this Phoenix Suns team really is.
The Phoenix Suns will be without Jalen Green for the foreseeable future after the star guard left last night's win over the Los Angeles Clippers with a hamstring injury - the same ailment that kept him out of the beginning of the regular season.
The air in Los Angeles was thick with desperation, but it wasn’t coming from the visitors. The Phoenix Suns, a team still trying to find its identity, walked into a hostile environment and played with the kind of grit and unity that turns a collection of talented players into a genuine threat.
The Phoenix Suns’ Devin Booker is one of the NBA’s longest-tenured players. Only Stephen Curry, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Joel Embiid, Nikola Jokic, and Dwight Powell have been with their teams for longer.
Devin Booker scored 21 points with 10 rebounds and nine assists as the Phoenix Suns won for the second time in three days against the Los Angeles Clippers with a 114-103 victory Saturday night at Inglewood, Calif.
INGLEWOOD — The Phoenix Suns’ “Big Three” debut against the Los Angeles Clippers came to a sudden halt on Saturday night as guard Jalen Green exited the game due to injury.
All set to run it back again for a second matchup in three nights, the Phoenix Suns are close to becoming whole again, while the Los Angeles Clippers have availability issues.
After getting a hostile reception from Phoenix fans Thursday night, Clippers guard Bradley Beal indicated that he doesn’t have fond memories of his two years with the Suns, writes Law Murray of The Athletic.
Player movement is more prevalent than ever in today’s NBA, and it’s not limited to the journeymen far down the bench. Even stars bounce from team to team in a way that we just didn’t see two, three, four decades ago.
After the Phoenix Suns gave him $96M to go away, Beal had a chance to show his old team what it was missing Thursday night. Unfortunately for the Los Angeles Clippers, Beal did most of the missing.
Bradley Beal returned to the desert on Thursday night, and the Suns fans let him know how they feel about his time in Phoenix by voicing their frustrations.