Not only did the Phoenix Suns surprise as a whole in the 2025-26 season, several players enjoyed breakout seasons to help the Suns exceed preseason expectations and overcome injury woes.
Although the NBA Playoffs are far from over, the Suns’ season is a wrap, and Phoenix fans are already more concerned with offseason things than who ultimately gets to lift the Larry O’Brien trophy.
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.
As we button up the 2025-26 Phoenix Suns season, I imagine this is what it feels like to be a teacher in May. The school year ends, the kids head home, and those final few days become administrative.
The Phoenix Suns have often been involved in trade rumors for big names since owner Mat Ishbia took over the franchise. That, combined with Phoenix's failure to return to the NBA Finals since 2021, has pushed pedal to floor in terms of getting Devin Booker as much help as possible while he's still in his prime.
Rookies are exciting for teams and their fans because they represent potential, hope for the future. While it can take years to see how a prospect will pan out, sometimes it clicks right away.
Dillon Brooks sitting courtside during the Lakers’ second-round collapse against Oklahoma City instantly became one of the most talked-about moments of the postseason, including a shoutout from Barstool Sports.
Alright, we suffered enough. We spent the past few editions looking at unrestricted free agents at the point guard, shooting guard, and small forward positions.
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.
From a fan’s perspective, Dillon Brooks will try his best to piss off LeBron James whenever they meet on the court. While that may be true, deep down, the mercurial Phoenix Suns forward recently revealed that he has a ton of respect for the four-time champ.
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.
The largest fish in the rumor sea has to be discussed, right? Well, that is what we will do today in this edition of Suns Trade Verdict. The noise has gotten too loud, not only from the Bucks but also from fans clamoring for this to be the time to strike for the superstar.
The No. 1 pick is the prize of the draft. That's obvious, but sometimes, the second pick can be almost, or even more, valuable. These are the greatest No.
Having spent the last several seasons chasing the perfect formula around Devin Booker, and that is exactly why the Zion Williamson trade rumors feel believable.
The NBA Draft is 43 days away, and fan bases across the league already have June 23 circled on the calendar. That’s the night new talent enters organizations, and hope starts all over again.
Former Phoenix Suns guard Damion Lee announced his retirement from basketball in a long message on social media today. Lee posted a video of his highlights
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.