Trade season is officially heating up, as we're roughly ten days away from the NBA's Feb. 5 trade deadline — and the Phoenix Suns are potential players to watch.
Tonight’s the night. Dave King’s Bright Side Night. 400+ underprivileged kids walking into a Phoenix Suns game, eyes wide, senses overloaded. The sights.
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.
The Suns’ biggest question heading into Tuesday night against Brooklyn isn’t scheme or matchups. It’s about availability, and specifically, will Jalen Green be able to suit up tonight for Phoenix against the Nets?
Jalen Green has only been in four games for the Phoenix Suns, but he has the chance to participate on Tuesday against the Brooklyn Nets. He is listed as questionable with right hamstring injury management.
The Phoenix Suns will look to regain their offensive rhythm when they host the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, understanding things change without leading scorer Devin Booker.
The Phoenix Suns aren't far removed from the NBA's Feb. 5 trade deadline, which will be the final opportunity for the Suns to make any potentially season-defining moves ahead of the postseason.
As the NBA season rolls on, the Phoenix Suns exceeded expectations as their star scorer, Devin Booker, has led them to become a top-tier team in the Western Conference.
When Devin Booker rolled his ankle against Atlanta, a freak collision after running into Hawks C Onyeka Okongwu, the play itself felt random. The aftermath
The Phoenix Suns will be without Devin Booker for the next week thanks to a right ankle sprain, and questions around how the team will fare without their top player weren't answered with hope in last night's loss to the Miami Heat.
The Phoenix Suns lost to the Miami Heat 111-102 without Devin Booker. The offense shot 37% from the field and 20% from three. Phoenix is now 1-4 this season when Booker doesn’t play.
The Phoenix Suns will re-evaluate star guard Devin Booker in one week after he suffered a right ankle sprain. The Suns made the announcement Sunday before hosting the Miami Heat, two days after Booker left the third quarter of Phoenix's 110-103 loss at the Atlanta Hawks.