One of the biggest shocks this NBA offseason, was the Milwaukee Bucks waiving nine-time All-Star Damian Lillard to sign Myles Turner. After tearing his Achilles in the first round of last year’s postseason, Lillard was expected to recover and comeback near the playoffs.
This is what happens when you spend $159 million on shooting guards. Phoenix Suns fans have been repeatedly told that they should withhold judgment of the Suns' rebuild until after Durant is traded, the draft, and free agency.
After adding multiple center via the NBA draft and trade, the Phoenix Suns are looking to shop last year’s starting center Nick Richards. Phoenix traded for Richards last year to address its center problem, where he appeared in 36 games for the Suns and averaged 9.5 points and 8.6 rebounds.
The Phoenix Suns have been one of the busiest teams thus far this offseason as they continue to retool their roster around Devin Booker to try and bounce back after missing the playoffs last season.
The Phoenix Suns have busy so far this offseason as they continue to retool their roster around Devin Booker after missing the playoffs last season. Of course, the Suns started their offseason by trading Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets and they continued to make moves during the 2025 NBA Draft.
The Phoenix Suns made an early splash in free agency this week. They secured former EuroLeague Finals MVP Nigel Hayes-Davis on Monday evening. Hayes-Davis agreed to a fully guaranteed one-year contract with Phoenix.
First came Grayson Allen. Now comes Dillon Brooks. With Kevin Durant officially traded, the Suns begin their next chapter by welcoming defensive enforcer Dillon Brooks, a player with a controversial past, a productive present, and a potential future as Phoenix’s emotional anchor.
The Phoenix Suns are currently undergoing changes at nearly every level of their organization. Following a disappointing season in which they went just
Why bringing Chris Paul back to Phoenix actually makes sense right now. Dear Mat, Let me get straight to the point: It’s time to bring Chris Paul back to Phoenix.
The Denver Nuggets brought back one of their most popular former players when Bruce Brown signed with the team Monday. They shouldn't stop with just one former Nugget.
A few hours before the opening of free agency on Monday, the Phoenix Suns officially announced a major trade that was reported on draft night. The Suns
Phoenix’s newest forward might be the Euroleague’s best-kept secret. On the opening night of free agency, the Phoenix Suns signed Nigel Hayes-Davis. Hayes-Davis is a 30-year-old, 6’8”, 227 lb.
Phoenix Suns franchise star Devin Booker is on the verge of signing a massive extension to keep him in Arizona where he hopes to play the rest of his career.
It has been a busy offseason thus far for the Phoenix Suns as they try to retool their roster around Devin Booker and bounce back after missing the playoffs last season.
The Phoenix Suns have had a busy offseason thus far as they have made multiple moves that have completely changed the look of their roster. Of course, this was expected to be the case after they missed the playoffs last season as they looked to retool their roster around Devin Booker.
After rewriting EuroLeague history, Nigel Hayes-Davis stands as the ultimate example of perseverance and evolution. Is an NBA return his final plot twist?
The Phoenix Suns make their first signing of the 2025 free agency period in Euroleague champion and Finals MVP Nigel Hayes-Davis to a one-year fully guaranteed deal.
Nigel Hayes last played in an NBA game during the 2017-18 season (seven years ago). That said, the 30-year-old has played well overseas, which led to him landing a contract with the Phoenix Suns.
The Phoenix Suns are waiving forward Cody Martin, sending him into unrestricted free agency, per John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports 98.7. As Gamabador notes, Martin’s contract was set to become guaranteed at the end of the day.
The Phoenix Suns are engaged in a dramatic rebuild. As a result, their current and still-evolving roster is shaping up to be a gold mine for fantasy basketball.
Weeks ago, the Suns didn’t even own a pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, instead looking to next season with Kevin Durant still rostered. After finally off-loading Durant to the Rockets — a destination that long made sense — Phoenix came away with the No.
The Suns are expected to guarantee Nick Richards’ $5MM salary for next season, The Athletic’s Fred Katz tweets. Phoenix had to decide by today whether to make that guarantee or waive him.