The Butterfly Effect: Stephon Marbury and Anfernee Hardaway traded to the New York Knicks
NBAIn 2004, the Phoenix Suns traded away two big names. What did they get in return?
NBAIn 2004, the Phoenix Suns traded away two big names. What did they get in return?
NBARecent history suggests the Suns will explore moving up despite the costs. Should they?
NBAIf Maluach is the future, Phoenix must avoid blocking his development.
NBASan Antonio’s 0-2 deficit puts the 1993 Suns back in the spotlight.
WNBAPORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — DeWanna Bonner scored a season-high 19 points, Natasha Mack added 16 points and the short-handed Phoenix Mercury beat the Portland Fire 78-72 on Friday night. Phoenix (4-8) was without usual starters Alyssa Thomas (left calf) and Kahleah Copper (left hip) due to injuries. Bonner sank a 3-pointer from the corner with the shot clock winding down to give Phoenix a 64-62 lead. Jovana Nogic made the Mercury's final field goal with 2:46 remaining for a 68-67 lead and they ...
WNBASAN ANTONIO (AP) — Paul Westhead had a coaching career like none other. He won an NBA championship as coach of the Los Angeles Lakers in 1980. He won a WNBA championship as coach of the Phoenix Mercury in 2007. And at the college level, his 1989-90 Loyola Marymount team that was led by Hank Gathers and Bo Kimble remains the highest-scoring squad in NCAA Division I history. Add it up, and that's achievement. And the National Basketball Coaches Association celebrated his work on Friday, whe...
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WNBATalk about a Finals hangover.
NBAAs bigger financial decisions loom, Oso Ighodaro provides welcome certainty.
The teams are coming off a high-scoring Sweet 16 affair in the 2026 NCAAs, and both could be top-10-good next season
WNBAThe Phoenix Mercury are scrambling for any kind of relief after suffering their sixth straight loss on Monday.
WNBAThe Minnesota Lynx fired on all cylinders in the first half against the Phoenix Mercury at Mortgage Matchup Center.
WNBAPHOENIX — Defensive breakdowns and an inability to contain the Minnesota Lynx’s backcourt became major factors in the Phoenix Mercury’s 111-77 loss in their Commissioner’s Cup opener. Jun 1, 2026; Phoenix, Arizona, USA; Phoenix Mercury forward Noemie Brochant (1) shoots against Minnesota Lynx guard Courtney Williams (10) during the first half at Mortgage Matchup Center.
WNBACourtney Williams scored 30 points on 13-of-20 shooting, Olivia Miles had 19 points and nine assists, and the Minnesota Lynx eased past the Phoenix Mercury 111-77 on Monday night. Minnesota jumped out to a 35-22 lead after the first quarter, began the second on an 11-4 run and ended the half with 67 points. It was the third-most points in any half of a road game in WNBA history.
NBAOn this Knicks team playing for a title, only Mikal Bridges has seen significant action on this stage, starting for the Suns in the 2021 NBA Finals.
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NBAA member of the franchise’s best regular season ever will get their first Larry O’Brien trophy.
NBAAs we recap the individual best performances from Golden State Warriors from this past season, there’s a lot of heartbreak to parse through. The week before February 5 had been genuinely ugly for the Golden State Warriors. Jimmy Butler had the horrific ACL injury. Then the emotional whirlwind of a trade deadline as the team […]