A summer of wholesale changes is upon the Phoenix Suns. The Suns experienced a well-documented collapse after beginning the 2024-25 season with a 9-2 record.
The Golden State Warriors tried to acquire Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns at the February trade deadline. However, a trade didn't happen because Durant made it known behind the scenes that he didn't want to get traded. Despite having Durant, Devin Booker and Bradley Beal, the Suns missed the playoffs this year.
There is a world where the Phoenix Suns hold multiple first round picks in next month's NBA draft. That world is one where the Suns and Houston Rockets
The coaching search for the Phoenix Suns rages on. A report yesterday from Duane Rankin of The Arizona Republic labeled the search that is being conducted by new general manager Brian Gregory as having made "great progress" over the last week-plus.
The Phoenix Suns' summer just got a lot more complicated off the court. As the Phoenix Suns brace for a pivotal summer, one that could reshape both their roster and their identity, they now find themselves navigating more than just basketball decisions.
Just as Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant lets his game do the talking on the court, he is equally lowkey about his success in the sneaker industry. Earlier this Spring, Nike officially launched Durant's 18th signature sneaker (the second-longest line among an active NBA player).
Back, back, back...GONE! The offseason is upon us, and with it comes that strange, empty feeling in the evenings. No Phoenix Suns games to fill the calendar, no nightly routines revolving around tip-off.
Devin Booker is known for draining jumpers on the hardwood — but his swing in the batter’s box is grabbing just as much attention. The Phoenix Suns star posted a clip on Instagram of himself launching a monster home run during a casual batting practice session.
New Phoenix Suns general manager Brian Gregory was in to clean house. The franchise’s “Big 3” of Bradley Beal, Devin Booker, and Kevin Durant has been a failure, winning zero playoff games.
Despite not being in the NBA playoffs, Phoenix Suns Kevin Durant has been vocal on social media. The former MVP has highlighted the great performances during the postseason, giving flowers to the next generation.
After Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant was named the winner of the Professional Basketball Writer's Association "Magic Johnson" Award for the 2024-25 season, Magic Johnson himself sent a congratulatory message to Durant.
Boy, the Suns sure do love talking to Charlotte about things. The Phoenix Suns’ coaching search rolls on, and while patience is often preached this time of year, it’s clear the front office is casting a wide net.
A new potential candidate has been linked to the Phoenix Suns head coach opening. According to HoopsHype's Michael Scotto on X, Charlotte "Hornets assistant
Kevin Durant’s NBA career is winding down. The 36-year-old superstar has been a fixture in the league since being selected second overall in the 2007 NBA Draft by the Seattle SuperSonics, a franchise that no longer exists. Despite his age, Durant remains deeply connected to the game and his fans, both on and off the court.
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.
Hornets assistant Josh Longstaff is among the candidates receiving consideration for the Suns‘ head coaching job, reports Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link).
The Phoenix Suns’ top priority is finding the franchise’s next head coach. During his introductory press conference, new general manager Brian Gregory said there isn’t a timetable for the front office’s decision on its next head coach.