GLENDALE – The 2024-2025 Phoenix Suns were a complete disaster, and the details from that trainwreck are slowly coming to light. Reports came out the Summer of 2025 revolving the heated fight between players and coaches.
Former Memphis Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins will be the next head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, ESPN reported on Thursday afternoon. Jenkins, 41, was an assistant in Milwaukee in the 2018-19 season under head coach Mike Budenholzer.
The Phoenix Suns are going into the 2025-26 season with a very different outlook compared to the previous year. The team traded Kevin Durant, hired Jordan Ott to replace Mike Budenholzer and bought out Bradley Beal's hefty contract.
How many of the players to score the most points in one game for each NBA team in the 2025-26 season can you name in five minutes?
The Phoenix Suns are going through a difficult offseason filled with a lot of change. The team said goodbye to head coach Mike Budenholzer, top scorer Kevin Durant and failed trade acquisition Bradley Beal, putting a lot of uncertainty into Phoenix's future.
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.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns’ coaching search is reportedly nearing its final stages after an extensive process. After firing Mike Budenholzer on April
The Phoenix Suns have plenty of questions left to answer this offseason following a 36-46 finish to the 2024-25 season last month and missing the playoffs for the first time since 2020.
The Phoenix Suns' future hangs in the balance of a summer stretch that has already seen some pretty strong changes. After a massively disappointing 36-46 campaign, the Suns fired head coach Mike Budenholzer and replaced James Jones with Brian Gregory at general manager.
According to multiple reports, the Phoenix Suns are moving on to the second round of interviews for their head coach opening, which has been vacant since Mike Budenholzer was fired on April 14.
After firing head coach Mike Budenholzer and replacing general manager James Jones, the Phoenix Suns look towards the summer for some serious answers in regards to what the organization will look like moving forward.
A 36-46 finish to what started as a season full of promise for the Phoenix Suns inevitably resulted in wholesale changes. Head coach Mike Budenholzer was relieved of his duties after just one season on the post a day after the season ended.
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.
The wait for the Phoenix Suns to hire their next head coach is set to continue into the month of May and possibly June, according to Arizona Sports' John Gambadoro.
The NBA is delivering drama and excitement for its fans in the postseason. However, for teams that didn’t make it there, their offseason has already begun.
Mike Budenholzer continues to catch strays as the offseason looms. The Phoenix Suns fired Budenholzer after one season, and it was a disaster. The 36-46 record was less than appetizing.
The Suns have not been shy about using former head coach Mike Budenholzer as their scapegoat.
The Phoenix Suns fired Mike Budenholzer as head coach, making him the third individual the franchise has let go in the past three seasons. With big changes potentially looming in the near future, seven candidates are rumored to be in the mix for the head coaching job in Phoenix.
The Phoenix Suns are looking for a new head coach once again after firing Mike Budenholzer after just one season with the team. For the third year in a row, the Suns have fired a coach that has made an appearance in the NBA Finals this decade.
After failing to make the postseason, the Phoenix Suns decided to part ways with head coach Mike Budenholzer. As developments of what led to his departure start to trickle out, Jrue Holiday finds himself having to weigh in on the situation.
The Suns were arguably the most disappointing team in the NBA this season.
According to NBA insider Tim MacMahon of ESPN, the Phoenix Suns are expected to fire Mike Budenholzer. The Suns missed the playoffs this season. They didn’t even qualify for the play-in tournament. Budenholzer is in his first season with the Suns.
The Phoenix Suns’ season came to a disappointing end Wednesday night, and with it, questions about the franchise’s direction have intensified. They will not be in the NBA playoffs.
When Mike Budenholzer was hired as head coach of the Phoenix Suns, it was seen as a promising step for a team eager to contend in the Western Conference.
The Phoenix Suns could be looking for a new head coach once again in the offseason. The Suns have housed three head coaches in as many years after moving on from Monty Williams following the 2023 postseason and Frank Vogel, who couldn't get the team to win a playoff game in 2024.
Kevin Durant has been openly frustrated with Phoenix Suns head coach Mike Budenholzer at times this season, and a new report shed light on one of the reasons for that.
After going on a four-game winning streak that had it tied for ninth in the Western Conference, the Phoenix Suns have lost back-to-back games and fallen out of the Play-In.
Mike Budenholzer guided the Milwaukee Bucks to the 2021 NBA title and was fired two years later after a 58-win season. Now in his first season with the Suns, Budenholzer coaches against his former team for the first time since the dismissal when Milwaukee visits Phoenix on Monday night.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns coach Mike Budenholzer isn’t one to look beyond what’s in front of him; and after what was their best win of the season, a 123-112
There may be no job in sports more tenuous than coaching the Suns. Unless it's coaching Kevin Durant.
The Suns entered Tuesday's game against the Clippers with a 3-10 record since Feb. 1, the second-worst in the league during that timeframe. The frustration from all that losing seemed to boil over on Tuesday, with Kevin Durant and head coach Mike Budenholzer involved in an awkward exchange during a timeout.
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