After the 2025-26 NBA season, there were some clear needs for the Charlotte Hornets. After a 44 win season, the Hornets were in search of certain pieces to turn their playoff-miss into the franchise's first playoff appearance in a decade.
Get ready to update your jersey collection. On Wednesday, the Charlotte Hornets announced new numbers for their off-season acquisitions, and like a millionaire’s checkbook, there are a lot of zeros.
The Phoenix Suns finally made the Miles Bridges trade official Monday with Grayson Allen, Royce O'Neale and a 2033 first-round pick headed to the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for Bridges, a 2029 first-round pick and a 2027 second-round pick.
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The Charlotte Hornets traded Miles Bridges to the Phoenix Suns for a package that included Royce O'Neale and Grayson Allen. Given how Jeff Peterson operates (ever in asset-collection mode, it seems), it's not ridiculous to think they might be rerouted in other trades.
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The Phoenix Suns have found their new sharpshooter off the bench after trading away Grayson Allen and Royce O'Neale for Miles Bridges this weekend. According
The Phoenix Suns set themselves to be in the market for a backup guard when free agency begins later today after trading away Grayson Allen and Royce O'Neale for Miles Bridges this weekend.
The Charlotte Hornets are continuing to add future assets, possibly for an even bigger swing later.
The Cavaliers are expected to explore ways to improve their roster this offseason, and one suggested move would add a player opposing fans tend to love to hate.
A lot of trade rumors surrounding the Cleveland Cavaliers involve the likes of Giannis Antetokounmpo or LeBron James being dealt for. Here are some more realistic trade possibilities.
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PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns are now facing a win-or-go-home scenario after their Game 3 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder and may need to lean on more than just their top scorers to get to a Game 5.
The Phoenix Suns are a bit shorthanded entering tonight's Game 2 test against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Phoenix, initially listing all of Grayson Allen (hamstring), Mark Williams (foot) and Jordan Goodwin (calf) as questionable ahead of game time, will be without Williams/Goodwin.
OKLAHOMA CITY –In a ramped-up workout before Game 2 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Grayson Allen was participating and in shootarounds, though what would his return truly mean for the Phoenix Suns?
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns move into tonight's NBA Play-In tournament battle against the Portland Trail Blazers without guard Grayson Allen. Allen was ruled as a game-time decision ruled by Suns head coach Jordan Ott.
After locking in the seventh seed in the Western Conference earlier this week, the two main priorities for the Phoenix Suns over their last two regular-season games were to stay healthy and build some rhythm leading up to Tuesday's opening play-in matchup.
To win in the NBA role players are essential, and the Suns might have two of the best from beyond the arc in Grayson Allen and Royce O’Neale. The two guards have been in and out of the lineup via injuries, with them missing Sunday’s game vs.
The Phoenix Suns move into tonight without the availability of Grayson Allen against the San Antonio Spurs. Allen was a suddenly late add to the team's injury report earlier today with a sprained right ankle and was considered questionable before the Suns just ruled him out ahead of game time.
Grayson Allen had been in some fine form this year. Playing for the Phoenix Suns, the 30-year-old is currently averaging 16.4 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 3.5 assists.
SAN FRANCISCO – The thinnest lines decide the loudest nights, and Phoenix learned that in a one-point win on Thursday night against the Golden State Warriors.
The Phoenix Suns were blown out in dramatic 138-89 fashion on Wednesday night, courtesy of the Oklahoma City Thunder. It was, in terms of deficit, Phoenix's worst loss in franchise history.
Tonight, as the Phoenix Suns fell to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA Cup quarterfinals by a demoralizing 49 points, one moment captured all the attention.
Grayson Allen lost his cool during Wednesday’s nightmare game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Allen and the Phoenix Suns faced off on Wednesday against the Thunder for an NBA Cup quarterfinal matchup.
The short-handed Suns pulled off an unlikely win against the Timberwolves tonight. In a bizarre moment during the game, near the end of the second quarter, Grayson Allen pulled off an extraordinary move that left NBA fans dumbfounded.
The injury bug continues to bite the Phoenix Suns. When the Suns lost Grayson Allen in Thursday’s game, the right quad injury came out of nowhere. The official report is a right quad contusion, according to AZCentral’s Duane Rankin.
Grayson Allen is in the midst of his best season not only with the Phoenix Suns but throughout his entire eight-year NBA career. The 6-foot-4 shooting guard has played all 12 games for the Suns this term, producing career-high marks of 19.0 points on 45.5% shooting, 4.5 assists, 1.7 steals and 4.2 triples per game.
Grayson Allen delivered a historic shooting display on Monday night, leading the Phoenix Suns to a dominant 121-98 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans.
Grayson Allen had career highs with 42 points and 10 3-pointers, Royce O'Neale added 14 points and four more threes, and the host Phoenix Suns rolled over the undermanned New Orleans Pelicans 121-98 on Monday.
Grayson Allen not only gave the Suns fans a show on Monday night, but he broke a franchise record as the Phoenix Suns took care of business against a struggling New Orleans Pelicans team and defeated them by a score of 121 to 98.
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