PHOENIX— Khaman Maluach has made the impact everyone thought, but not in the way everyone would anticipate, except for Devin Booker. And how it solidified was in one conversation.
Entering the 2026-27 NBA Media Day with an urgency to showcase the next installment of the newest era of Phoenix Suns basketball, they included a message that extended far beyond the upcoming season.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns Media Day is now in the past. Practically the entire Suns organization from top to bottom spoke to media at Mortgage Matchup Center on Monday.
Just for a moment, imagine you’re playing NBA 2K and are able to give prime Steve Nash the athletic attributes of Jalen Green. It’s a great dream sequence, one that only Robert Horry would find a way to ruin.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
One of the biggest issues heading into the 2026-27 season for the Phoenix Suns is that they need an answer at center; they are just waiting to decide what that answer looks like.
The Phoenix Suns aren’t simply hoping Miles Bridges fits into their offense; they want him to help change it. During the 2026 Suns Media Day, Bridges and Devin Booker offered similar visions for what the new-look Suns can become: more physical, more aggressive, and able to create offense before the defense can set up.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns took one step closer to the 2026-27 season with their annual Media Day, allowing practically every member of the organization to speak at press conferences ahead of the beginning of training camp.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns have announced a partnership with Paze to introduce a new jersey patch ahead of the 2026-27 season, replacing the previous PayPal patch.
The Suns filled a need by acquiring Miles Bridges. Now comes figuring out how much more he can give them. Bridges’ fit is among the questions raised by Duane Rankin of the Arizona Republic ahead of the season.
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.
Suns basketball is finally back…almost. With Media Day tomorrow, it’s the first edition of Bright Side Wonders for the 2026-27 NBA season, a series where YOU get to be the analysts and share with us writers your fiery Phoenix Suns takes.
The Phoenix Suns, just before the start of training camp, announced the official signings of Duop Reath and Kennedy Chandler to their roster. The Suns have their Media Day on Monday with training camp officially starting on Tuesday.
I was a bit of a nomad as a child. My dad had an affinity for keeping the family on the move. Part of that came with being renters, and my dad was rather vocal with landlords, which ultimately led to us having to pack up and move time and time again.
Training camp is set to be a little bit more competitive for the Phoenix Suns after Mark Williams suffered a torn labrum that could keep him out around five months.
The Phoenix Suns Mark Williams injury has created a major problem before training camp begins. Williams underwent left shoulder surgery on September 10 to repair a torn labrum suffered during an offseason workout.
Devin Booker has spent his entire career in Phoenix, which made this media day challenge trickier than it sounds. The Suns asked their franchise cornerstone to name the rest of the lineup from his NBA debut back in 2015, and he worked his way through it out loud.
The Suns waived John Camden, Corey Camper and Sam Hoiberg on Thursday, per NBA.com’s transaction log, then completed their previously reported agreement with free agent center Duop Reath on Friday, tweets Paul Garcia of The Spot Up Shot.
With the team’s media day and training camp just days away, Devin Booker decided to close out his offseason by giving ‘Mr. Gotdamnit Man,’ who is a car-enthusiast content creator, a private tour of his car collection.
The Phoenix Suns did not have the luxury of waiting after Mark Williams’ latest injury setback. With their starting center expected to miss several months, Phoenix suddenly faced a frontcourt problem just before the new season.
The Phoenix Suns are coming off a relatively promising campaign last season. Despite undergoing a major retooling, the Suns successfully secured a spot in the playoffs, hinting at the team’s potential to be competitive in the upcoming season.
The Suns have added another center while Mark Williams works his way back from shoulder surgery. Phoenix agreed to a one-year contract with free agent Duop Reath, Shams Charania of ESPN reported.