BOSTON – On paper, tonight’s matchup between the Phoenix Suns and Boston Celtics looks like another marquee interconference clash. But the real story sits beneath the surface of roster stability versus roster survival.
The Phoenix Suns went 4-1 over their last five games, though that wasn't impressive enough to boost them up the world of NBA power rankings this week. Or even mantain their spot.
The Phoenix Suns, under the first-year guidance of head coach Jordan Ott, have surprised nearly the entire basketball world thanks to an exciting regular season that will surely see the playoffs/play-in tournament in their future.
The season is coming to a close, with weeks left in the season, and with both teams being hot, bettors could win a lot of money with the Phoenix Suns taking on the Boston Celtics.
A legal battle involving Suns owner Mat Ishbia may soon be heading toward resolution. According to ESPN’s Baxter Holmes, a new court filing indicates the dispute between Ishbia and minority owners Scott Seldin and Andy Kohlberg is expected to move to confidential binding mediation.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
After blowing a 10-point fourth quarter lead in Friday's 122-115 loss to the Toronto Raptors, the Phoenix Suns continue their six-game road trip tonight against the Boston Celtics.
It was just a three-game week for the Phoenix Suns, but the team had an opportunity to go undefeated during it, and it looked like they were on track to do so, until they blew a double-digit fourth quarter lead to the Toronto Raptors on Friday.
The week closes with the Phoenix Suns walking away 2–1, which on paper sounds perfectly respectable. A winning week, a positive record, another step forward.
The Phoenix Suns have 15 games remaining in the regular season. It's been a truly wild year for the Suns in the best way possible under first-year head coach Jordan Ott.
DAYTON — One of the most influential voices in basketball — and a Phoenix legend — is heading to a different stage: the opening night of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.
With Mark Williams and Dillon Brooks out for an extended time with foot and hand injuries, respectively, Phoenix Suns rookies Khaman Maluach and Rasheer Fleming are getting the most consistent playing time of their young careers, and fans want that to continue even when the two starters return.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
I have to admit, I am not much of a cook. Oh, I can keep myself fed and alive all right. I would just be eating a lot of spaghetti a lot of the time. But I am getting better every day.
Patience is the word I have used most when talking about the Phoenix Suns this season. With an influx of youth, patience must exist if proper development is going to happen.
GLENDALE – Before Friday’s 122-115 loss to the Toronto Raptors, the Phoenix Suns were in the middle of their best stretch of the season. Winners of six of its last seven games, Phoenix have finally found a groove after a 2-6 period due to injuries.
Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker continues to climb the ranks of the NBA's all-time scoring list, recently passing two notable names this week. Booker, at 17,747 career points, officially surpassed Shawn Marion (17,700) and Magic Johnson (17,707) to climb up to 89th in the all-time list.
The 2025-26 season hasn’t been very kind to Phoenix Suns guard Jalen Green on the injury front. After missing a grand total of 21 games through the first four seasons of his career (including a grand total of zero for the past two campaigns), Green has missed 48 games this season due to hamstring problems.
It’s not all that common for rookies to make a team better defensively. Insert Phoenix Suns first-year players Rasheer Fleming and Khaman Maluach. They’ve both been highly favored and touted by head coach Jordan Ott.
TORONTO – When Jalen Green first returned from the longest injury absence of his NBA career, the rhythm wasn’t there, timing looked off, and the bursts were inconsistent.
Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker had a special moment against the Indiana Pacers on Thursday. Booker continues to prove that he's one of the best scorers in the NBA, and he climbed up the league's all-time scoring list.
Phoenix Suns veteran Dillon Brooks’ promising update on his hand injury ahead of facing the Indiana Pacers could pave the way for his return. Brooks discussed the Suns’ upcoming postseason run and how a potential best-of-7 series will present “problems” for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Body camera footage is shedding more light on the recent arrest of Dillon Brooks. The Phoenix Suns forward was taken into custody early Friday morning in Scottsdale, Arizona, on suspicion of driving under the influence.