The Phoenix Suns went 36-46 last season, missing the play-in tournament. The Suns, led by Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal are no longer the same team.
Defend or explode. This seems to be the motto of these new Phoenix Suns. Under Jordan Ott, Phoenix is betting everything on pressure and speed, even if it means flirting with the limit.
Phoenix Suns head coach Jordan Ott is trying to break a bad chain of recent history. The Suns hired Ott, a former assistant for the Cleveland Cavaliers, to try and re-tool their team after they failed to win an NBA championship with Devin Booker, Kevin Durant, who was traded to the Houston Rockets, and three-time NBA All-Star Bradley Beal.
Yesterday on Bright Side Predicts, our writing crew took their shot at optimism. There are silver linings out there if you know where to look, and we found them.
New Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks has been a polarizing player throughout his NBA career, which led to labeling himself as a villain, a title he has very much embraced.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
On Friday, the Phoenix Suns announced they were waiving Jared Butler, while ESPN's Shams Charania reported they will be keeping Jordan Goodwin for the 14th roster spot.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns have one of the youngest and deepest center depths in the NBA, which begs the ultimate question: How is that rotation going to work out?
PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns coach Jordan Ott spoke with the media following Saturday’s practice and addressed the decision to sign Jordan Goodwin and cut preseason standout Jared Butler.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns have one of the youngest, deepest center rotations in the NBA, but its headliner, former Charlotte Hornet Mark Williams, has been plagued with injury throughout his career.
With five days left before the regular season tips off for the Phoenix Suns, we put together five questions for our Bright Side writing staff to tackle.
The Phoenix Suns are truly a wild card entering the 2025-26 season. The Suns are widely considered to be one of the worst teams in the West ahead of the new year, though Phoenix could also surprise many despite dealing away stars in Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal over the summer.
The Phoenix Suns march forward into the 2025-26 season with more questions than answers at this point in time. Such is life when you hit the reset button.
Jordan Goodwin has won a training camp battle in Phoenix, according to Shams Charania of ESPN, who reports (via X) that the Suns will retain the 6-foot-3 combo guard for the 2025-26 regular season.
The Phoenix Suns are starting over this season with Jordan Ott the team's new head coach in place of departed Mike Budenholzer. Ott served as an assistant under Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson last season in Cleveland and will be tasked with improving the team on both ends of the court with a focus on defense.
Phoenix Suns guard Jalen Green will miss the team's season opener against the Sacramento Kings on Oct. 22 due to a hamstring injury. Green is slated to be re-evaluated in 10 days, new coach Jordan Ott said Tuesday, meaning he'll likely miss more games than just the opener.
Having offloaded superstar Kevin Durant, the Phoenix Suns have been — perhaps rightfully — written off for the 2025-26 season. They’re now led by a trio
Polarizing Phoenix Suns guard Jalen Green‘s career has been a roller coaster. When the Houston Rockets drafted Green second overall, there was an expectation that he would launch himself into star conversations sooner rather than later.
Suns owner Mat Ishbia has filed a countersuit against a pair of minority owners who sued Ishbia and the team earlier this year, according to Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic.
MACAU, CHINA – Dillon Brooks isn’t known for backing down. But when he was traded to the Phoenix Suns this summer, the veteran forward didn’t waste time trying to find his footing – he went straight to the source.