PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns have seen the likes of Khaman Maluach, Koa Peat and Rasheer Fleming impress through their first stint of Summer League games.
With NBA Summer League pool play wrapping up, 12 teams are in contention for four spots in the semifinals. The Phoenix Suns, who are 3-1 with a +15 point differential, are a leading team for one of those spots entering Thursday's slate.
We came into Summer League 2026 the way we always do. With excitement and with hope. There’s something about watching your team’s young prospects take the floor for the first time that always pulls you in.
At the end of the game or in other big moments, it's usually the team's stars who have the ball. Sometimes, though, it's the role players who get the chance to shine and deliver.
LAS VEGAS– Throughout the 2026 Summer League, the talk has surrounded the Phoenix Suns Summer League leaders. One of those pupils is rookie Koa Peat, who has certainly proved his worth.
LAS VEGAS — Phoenix Suns center Khaman Maluach has made his presence known at this year’s NBA Summer League, delivering another standout performance Wednesday.
LAS VEGAS– Inspirations come in all sizes, just ask Phoenix Suns center Khaman Maluach. When the Suns drafted Maluach in 2025, he was compared to Chet Holmgren and Mo Bamba for his wingspan and versatility.
The Phoenix Suns have finished Summer League 3-1 with a +13 plus-minus as a team across the four games. Maluach, Fleming, and Peat had their hands all over this one, as you love to see from your top prospects.
Newest Phoenix Suns forward Koa Peat has been one of the biggest standouts for the Suns in the 2026 NBA Summer League so far after being drafted 30th overall in last month's NBA Draft.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Dillon Brooks has made his prediction for where he thinks LeBron James will end up this offseason. "I think Golden State," Brooks said in a video posted by NBA 2K League.
When a franchise player changes his number, it rarely ends with a simple wardrobe update. It becomes a defining moment in the team’s history, creating a clear line between what came before and what comes next.
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.
The Phoenix Suns lost something valuable this offseason the moment that two of the team’s top 3-point shooters were traded. Moments later, the Suns signed Luke Kennard to a two-year, $13 million contract.
LAS VEGAS– For all the talk surrounding the Phoenix Suns’ second-year players, Koby Brea might be the odd man out. Well, that was at least until Monday’s game, where he had 18 points and poured in six shots from beyond the arc.
After a quiet rookie season, Phoenix Suns Khaman Maluach’s 2026 Summer League has been explosive. In just 46 appearances last year, the 19-year-old averaged just three points per game and less than three rebounds.
July 14: Kennard has officially signed with the Suns, the team announced in a press release. “Luke’s work ethic and commitment to his craft have ade him one of the most efficient three-point shooters in NBA history,” Suns general manager Brian Gregory said in a statement.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns' offseason has gone exactly to plan. Re-signing the likes of Collin Gillespie, Jordan Goodwin and Mark Williams was among Phoenix's top priorities before trading up for Koa Peat in the 2026 NBA Draft and landing Miles Bridges from the Charlotte Hornets.
The Suns made several changes around Devin Booker this offseason. Whether that’s enough to get Phoenix back into contention remains to be seen. As Duane
Koby Brea is signing another two-way contract to return to the Suns, ESPN’s Shams Charania tweets. Phoenix issued Brea a two-way qualifying offer on June 18, making him a restricted free agent.