Devin Booker has been one of the most consistent players over the past decade. He has been the most stable player on their roster, and his reliable play style has led to comparisons to his personal basketball hero, Kobe Bryant.
The Phoenix Suns recognized the late Walter Davis this past week on social media. Davis would have been 71 years old. Nicknamed "Sweet D," Davis' sweet jumper and craftiness were lauded by Suns fans during his 15 years with the franchise.
Yeah, things are about to get messy. We’ve closed the book on Tier 1, The Cornerstones, a list that belonged only to Devin Booker and Jalen Green. No surprises there.
Some players don’t immediately make scouts’ eyes pop, but gradually grow into legends. Devin Booker is turning out to be one of them, slowly emerging as one of the best players in the NBA and the face of the Phoenix Suns franchise.
The Phoenix Suns lost several key pieces this offseason, but also gained a player who slots in immediately as a valuable contributor and future building block.
Which former NBA players watch today's game and think to themselves, Man, I would have been awesome in today's game? Probably all of them. But how many of them are right?
The Phoenix Suns tried to fix their lack of a point guard next to Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal last season by bringing in Tyus Jones. However, Jones did not end up working out as a starter and was benched midway through the season as Phoenix finished with a 36-46 record and missed the playoffs.
The Phoenix Suns will look a lot different this season with Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal gone. The Suns’ big three experiment failed and as a result the team made some major changes to its roster.
While Devin Booker and Jalen Green are expected to be the Phoenix Suns’ two leading scorers next season, the Valley’s third scoring option after the two guards is unclear right now.
The Phoenix Suns significantly bolstered their center position this offseason by trading for Mark Williams and selecting Khaman Maluach No. 10 overall.
There are still a few former Phoenix Suns players who remain as free agents with the 2025-26 season a little more than a month away. The Suns signed three
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia promised change would be coming this offseason, and he stayed true to his word. The Suns added 11 new players, a new coach and general manager, and notably traded away Kevin Durant and bought out Bradley Beal.
We are once again setting out on the journey of SunsRank, the annual exercise where we stack the entire roster and ask the simplest question with the most complicated answers.
Recent comments have surfaced about Devin Booker and his perceived role in playing in Kevin Durant’s shadow during his time with the Phoenix Suns. A former
The Phoenix Suns have had some of the best players in fantasy basketball over the last few seasons, but that could change after a lot of offseason moves this summer.
The Phoenix Suns are using multiple players to replace Kevin Durant at power forward this season. Nigel Hayes-Davis is one of them, joining the team on July 9th after seven seasons in Europe.
After missing the playoffs last season for the first time since the 2019-2- season, the Phoenix Suns were expected to make major changes to their roster this offseason, and that is exactly what they did.
The Phoenix Suns cut their losses this summer by offloading Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal after falling well short of expectations during the 2024-25 campaign, following a 36-46 regular season record.
The Kevin Durant and Phoenix Suns saga continues. Former teammate Vasilije Micic appeared on the “X&O’s CHAT” podcast and discussed about his time in Phoenix.
The Phoenix Suns have switched several pieces in their puzzle this offseason, the most discussed move being their decision to part ways with Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal.
After missing the playoffs last season, the Phoenix Suns elected to make major changes to their roster this offseason. Phoenix began their offseason by trading Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets for a package centered around Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks and the 10th pick in the 2025 draft they used to select Khaman Maluach.
Former NBA center Kendrick Perkins recently called the Phoenix Suns the “biggest embarrassment in the NBA” in the span of three or four years under the
Phoenix Suns team owner Mat Ishbia may want to reconsider his response to a recently conducted ESPN poll. ESPN published an article on Monday called the “NBA Summer Forecast,” which shared the results of a poll conducted among the company’s top NBA insiders.