The Phoenix Suns will host the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night in a game where the winner cements their place in the 2026 NBA Playoffs while the loser has to fight one last time to secure their spot.
Here’s what’s on my mind heading into tonight.
The NBA postseason has arrived. Phoenix and Portland play Tuesday night to decide the No. 7 seed in the Western Conference. On Wednesday, Orlando goes to Philadelphia to decide the No. 7 seed in the Eastern Conference, followed by an elimination game between Golden State and the Los Angeles Clippers.
Our NBA experts pick which teams make it out of the play-in tournament and first-round matchups.
Satou Sabally is joining a WNBA powerhouse in free agency. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, Alex Philippou and Kenda Andrews, the New York Liberty are signing the former Phoenix Mercury forward and WNBA All-Star to a multi-year deal, Sabally’s agency…
The Phoenix Mercury had picks in the WNBA Draft for the first time in two years.
The Suns were the epitome of average according to the numbers, but this season was anything but average for fans.
The Draymond Green vs. Kawhi Leonard matchup will be key to Wednesday's Golden State Warriors vs. Los Angeles Clippers game.
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The Suns closed the regular season, and the young players made it count.
Scoot Henderson didn’t hesitate when asked about expectations. “Man, a win. That’s my expectation.” That answer captures where the Portland Trail Blazers are heading into...
Jamaree Bouyea had career highs of 27 points and nine assists, Ryan Dunn added 20 points and 11 rebounds, and the Phoenix Suns routed the Oklahoma City Thunder 135-103 on Sunday night in a meaningless regular-season finale for both teams. Koby Brea added 20 points for Phoenix (45-37), which was locked into seventh place in the Western Conference and did not play any starters. The Suns will face either Portland or the Los Angeles Clippers in a play-in game Tuesday night.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix Mercury are doubling down on continuity and star power, re-signing Kahleah Copper and DeWanna Bonner to reinforce their present competitiveness and long-term identity. Copper, a four-time All-Star and 2021 Finals MVP, emerged as the Mercury’s offensive centerpiece in 2025, averaging 15.
The Western Conference postseason picture is set. The 10 postseason teams are: Oklahoma City Thunder San Antonio Spurs Denver Nuggets Los Angeles Lakers Houston Rockets Minnesota Timberwolves Phoenix Suns Portland Trail Blazers LA Clippers Golden State Warriors The Suns will host the Trail Blazers in the 7-8 Play-In Tournament Game. The winner will advance to the Playoffs to play the Spurs as the #7 seed. The loser will play whoever wins when the Clippers host the Warriors in the 9-10 Play-In...
PHOENIX — More moves are filtering in as the Phoenix Mercury bring back veteran guard Sami Whitcomb to the Valley. According to ESPN’s Chiney Ogwumike, the deal includes $1.
Outside of re-signing Alyssa Thomas, the Phoenix Mercury haven’t made any offseason moves. Is something coming soon?
Kahleah Copper's deal with Phoenix is for two years, a source said.
PHOENIX — WNBA free agency has been in full throttle, but frustration is building among Phoenix Mercury fans who are watching teams make major moves while their own front office remains quiet. Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas (25) celebrates their win over the New York Liberty 79-73 to win the series during Game Three of the 2025 WNBA Playoffs first round at PHX Arena on Sept.
The Oklahoma City Thunder host the Phoenix Suns at Paycom Center on Sunday, as the regular season comes to a close.
With the final day of the regular season amongst us, there are some teams that are still playing for playoff seeding, while others who already know where they’ll finish. The Phoenix Suns and Oklahoma City Thunder are in the latter category as they face off against each other in Game 82, and they’ll be staying […] The post Suns-Thunder injury report for regular-season finale that doesn’t matter at all appeared first on ClutchPoints.
