The Phoenix Suns were not supposed to be this good this season. At least that is how they were portrayed by the media coming into the year. The Phoenix Suns were expected to take a step back after they traded Kevin Durant and bought out Bradley Beal.
I know I do not need to belabor the point, but here we are on another night without Suns basketball. It feels strange. They grind through stretch after stretch of back-to-backs, then out of nowhere we get three straight nights without a single tipoff.
The Phoenix Suns have found themselves now in the middle of trade rumors surrounding Jalen Green. Teams have more roster flexibility coming towards the middle of the season, and the NBA has recently seen even their biggest stars like Milwaukee’s Giannis Antetokounmpo asking for a trade out, and the shakeup of talent will inevitably happen.
Sometimes an idea is better off staying that way rather than coming to fruition. Naturally, as the NBA 2025-26 regular season progresses, trade talks and candidates will emerge for each squad - the Phoenix Suns included.
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The Phoenix Suns will be without Devin Booker for at least one week after he suffered a groin strain in their 125-108 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday, according to the team.
With the Phoenix Suns exceeding expectations early on, it would be smart for them to stay put. Sitting currently seventh in the West, this team is 13-9 and still has a significant piece out in Jalen Green.
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Of course I take a night off from basketball while the Phoenix Suns are in between games, and I think I am going to spend my Wednesday night playing with the dog, taking out the trash, and throwing a movie on.
Phoenix Suns Guard Devin Booker will be out of action for at least one week with a right groin strain. The four-time NBA All-Star sustained the injury in the Suns’ 125-108 blowout road win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night.
A reunion is possible for the Phoenix Suns and guard Chris Paul following his surprising divorce from the Los Angeles Clippers. Paul, who just recently announced this would be his final season in the league, was shockingly sent home by the Clippers this week.
When the Phoenix Suns lost Devin Booker early to a right groin strain, alarms were going off as to what Phoenix’s game plan would be without them. Booker, who is averaging 25.0 points and 6.7 assists per game this season, has been the main focal point after Jalen Green’s injury.
Former NBA guard Isaiah Thomas is hoping for one last opportunity in the league. The 36-year-old told TMZ Sports in a recent video that he remains committed to making an NBA return and wants to play at least one more season before stepping away from the game.
Dillon Brooks walked back into Crypto.com Arena like it was a stage built just for him, and he played the villain to perfection. Brooks dropped 33 on the Lakers in a 125-108 Suns win Monday night, but the scoring was only half the show.