The Phoenix Suns were *the* team to keep an eye on entering the offseason. Fresh off a 36-46 season, it made sense. Kevin Durant was likely to be traded. Bradle ...

And because of that, we ended up watching the most aimless version of the Suns since 2019. So yeah, shifting the pendulum in ...

The Suns do have options at the four internally, but many of those options trend small. Adding a true power forward with ...

The Phoenix Suns have had a busy offseason marked by trading Kevin Durant, buying out Bradley Beal and extending Devin Booker ...

The Suns have reportedly agreed to contracts with Damion Lee, Keita Bates-Diop, Drew Eubanks, Yuta Watanabe, Josh Okogie and Chimezie Metu. Both Lee and Okogie were on Phoenix's roster in 2022-23.

Phoenix Suns' team owner Mat Ishbia can say his team has enough talent to win an NBA championship, but they can’t stand pat, either, after getting swept in the first round of the 2024 playoffs.

With Phoenix’s status as a second-apron team, restructuring the roster was always going to be the toughest part. The Suns were never going to come close to getting what they gave up for Durant ...

In 45 games with the Suns, the former first-round pick averaged 3.4 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 05. assists per game. He shot 30.0 percent from 3-point land so the Suns were willing to move on from him.

Phoenix now enters a crucial summer, and they will be looking to reshape the roster. There have been reports about the future of Durant in Phoenix, but it seems that the Suns could look to keep ...

Due to the Suns' lackluster center rotation, Plumlee was forced to play a sizable role. He averaged 17.6 minutes, 4.5 points, and 6.1 rebounds while starting in 21 games.