The decision to extend Josh Bartelstein as CEO of the Phoenix Suns and Mercury has drawn a fascinating reaction from fans, with mixed opinions. Many fans see it as a sign of maturity, as top-tier NBA franchises rarely experience constant executive turnover.
Koby Brea is signing another two-way contract to return to the Suns, ESPN’s Shams Charania tweets. Phoenix issued Brea a two-way qualifying offer on June 18, making him a restricted free agent.
Phoenix Suns Owner Mat Ishbia’s comments per Shams Charania of ESPN on Josh Bartelstein’s contract extension carry far more significance than another executive announcement.
The Phoenix Suns are reportedly extending one of their top decision makers in the front office. From ESPN's Shams Charania on X: "Phoenix Suns and Mercury
Phoenix Suns wing Dillon Brooks has a new league year resolutions, or as he phrased it, a villain goal for 2026-2027 season. The YouTube channel NBAT2 spent 24 hours with the 30-year-old in Toronto, as the Canadian trains and participates in FIBA World Cup Qualifiers.
The NBA is truly a global league. As such, there have been historical impacts left on the game by players of all walks of life. Some of the game's all-time
Suns forward Dillon Brooks says he’d like to cut down on the technical fouls — at least a little. Speaking with NBAT2 in comments highlighted by Evan Desai of the Arizona Republic, Brooks joked that one of his goals for next season is “not to get 17 technical fouls,” though he quickly admitted that may be easier said than done.
PHOENIX — One of the biggest questions surrounding the Phoenix Suns is Jalen Green and his fit alongside Devin Booker. Booker is the organization's center piece and won't be going anywhere, dictating a team that is built around him and his skillset.
When the Phoenix Suns acquired Miles Bridges, a plethora of questions entered my mind. And one of the first was whether or not they would extend him. He
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns loved what Dillon Brooks brought to the table in his first season with the organization. Brooks' scoring output reached a career-high at 20.2 points per night while his defensive prowess and effort brought a strong balance to both ends of the floor.
PHOENIX — Koa Peat was never supposed to fall to the Phoenix Suns. Peat, a projected lottery pick before his first (and only) collegiate season with the Arizona Wildcats, unfortunately saw his stock fall despite helping the team to a Final Four appearance.
Brian Gregory and the Suns have moved with purpose this offseason, securing three of their own free agents and adding Miles Bridges to the mix, but as the dust settles after the opening skirmishes of the offseason, they find themselves with a couple of round holes to fill and a bag full of square pegs.
In the NBA Draft, the first round is where teams look for players who could be stars or at least contribute right away. Then there's the second round, where the stakes are low and not much is expected.
Wow, the NBA offseason has been a wild ride over the last couple of days. With free agency kicking off and trade season underway, we have already seen some big dominoes fall.
Some ceremonial MLB first pitches are little more than a photo opportunity, and Phoenix Suns rookie Koa Peat’s at Chase Field on Friday night carried far more significance.
ONTARIO – For Phoenix Suns fans, summer basketball isn’t just about staying entertained; it’s about evaluating how key players perform when the spotlight shifts to international competition.
We are one week away from Summer League tipping off in Las Vegas, and with it comes our first look at Suns basketball since late April, when the team’s season ended with a first-round sweep at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Phoenix Suns made a signing on Thursday that may get Golden State Warriors fans jealous. While it is just a two-way contract, the front office seemingly acquired someone who has the ability to provide a spark off the bench if need be.
The Phoenix Suns pulled off an unlikely move during the 2026 NBA Draft on Tuesday. The franchise traded its 47th pick to the New York Knicks and future second-round picks for the 31st overall pick, which landed them Arizona freshman Koa Peat.
The Suns are exercising their $2.58MM team option on Jamaree Bouyea for the 2026/27 season, reports Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (via Twitter). Bouyea’s salary for next season will remain non-guaranteed, Scotto notes.
Phoenix Suns center Mark Williams will sign a fully guaranteed three-year, $38 million contract to stay with the team, ESPN reported Thursday. Williams was a restricted free agent entering this offseason after four seasons in the NBA.