LOS ANGELES — Once again, even with the Phoenix Suns out of the playoffs, players remain part of the postseason conversation — and this time it’s forward Dillon Brooks.
Dillon Brooks took time out of his not-so-busy schedule to prey on LeBron James’ downfall. Brooks was hilariously sitting courtside on Monday to watch the Los Angeles Lakers, trailing 0-3 in their Western Conference Finals series against the Oklahoma City Thunder, fight for their playoff lives at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, Calif.
The Phoenix Suns have numerous decisions ahead of them this upcoming offseason, with multiple restricted free agents, unrestricted free agents, and players who hold value on the trade market.
Although the Phoenix Suns' 2025-26 season didn't end on a high note with a first-round sweep, there were several memorable moments throughout it as the Suns ushered in a new identity and exceeded all preseason expectations.
The Phoenix Suns were once again just a spectator for Sunday's NBA Draft lottery, as they will not be picking until 47th overall in next month's draft.
The NBA Draft Lottery is complete, with the Washington Wizards walking away with the No. 1 overall pick in what many consider a loaded draft. The odds makers at FanDuel currently have AJ Dybantsa out of Brigham Young University as the favorite to go first overall at -500.
Welcome to our Phoenix Suns Season in Review series, where we revisit every player who suited up during the 2025–26 campaign through the lens of expectation, reality, and what it ultimately meant.
Despite not having their first-round pick, the NBA Draft will be a crucial one for the Phoenix Suns. Sunday’s NBA Draft Lottery didn’t change much for the franchise, its still without an unprotected first-round pick for the net five years.
I found myself this weekend at a local QuikTrip, standing in front of the beer aisle, pondering my selection. Do I go with my go-to after a long work day, a crisp Dos Equis lager?
We’ve arrived at the final stop on our journey to understanding how the community at large ranks each player of the Phoenix Suns roster relative to the term “best.” Typically, I don’t like to use words like greatest, best, or worst.
LeBron's career can't go on forever, can it? If it were to end tomorrow, it would be the greatest run of sustained excellence the league has ever seen.
GLENDALE – As the Phoenix Suns aim to retool this offseason following a first-round exit, a report sees two veteran wings being a part of that plan. Clutch
The conversations on who the Suns should look to add to this team continue, and so do these articles, as we have another rendition of Suns Trade Verdict for you all to dissect.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia insists he's learned from past mistakes. If Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors are true, that will be tested. Antetokounmpo is expected to be prominently shopped this summer after another failed Milwaukee Bucks season.
While the NBA playoffs continue, the Phoenix Suns prepare for a crucial offseason after shocking everybody in the NBA world this past season. The Suns will no longer sneak up on anybody after their run to a postseason appearance, and key figures in the franchise are tasked with improving the team.
Welcome to our Phoenix Suns Season in Review series, where we revisit every player who suited up during the 2025–26 campaign through the lens of expectation, reality, and what it ultimately meant.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns move into another offseason with chatter around star guard Devin Booker. Booker and the Suns were swept out of first-round play by the Oklahoma City Thunder after a wildly successful regular season.
Welcome to Inside the Suns, your weekly deep-down analysis of the current Phoenix Suns team. Each week, the Fantable — a round table of Bright Siders — gives their takes on the Suns’ latest issues and news.
PHOENIX — Even with the Phoenix Suns eliminated from the playoffs, Devin Booker remains part of the NBA postseason conversation — and part of the debate surrounding officiating and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Free agency rumors are already swirling for the Phoenix Suns after they were eliminated in the first round last week by the Oklahoma City Thunder. While their own free agents remain a priority, the Suns could be looking for outside help to add more size after it was a problem this season.
The Suns may be coming off a better-than-expected season, but one cap expert believes a bigger reset should be on the table. Yossi Gozlan of Third Apron wrote that Phoenix should “seriously consider” rebuilding its roster, including the possibility of trading Devin Booker to stockpile draft assets.
The Suns have made major changes each of the past three offseasons under owner Mat Ishbia . However, unlike last year, when Ishbia’s buzzword was “alignment,” he was preaching “continuity” at Thursday’s end-of-season media availability, writes Doug Haller of The Athletic.
The Phoenix Suns saw their postseason come to an end with a four-game sweep at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Entering the offseason, trade speculation has swirled with superstar guard Devin Booker, who has spent his entire NBA career in Phoenix.
The Phoenix Suns and Devin Booker saw their 2026 postseason end early, falling to the reigning NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder in the first round. The Suns exceeded expectations, but the franchise has struggled to replicate the success of an NBA Finals appearance in 2021.