Phoenix Suns

Phoenix keeps appearing in offseason fantasy trades that fail to match the team’s actual direction.

A move to 17 could put Phoenix in range of four intriguing first-round options.

A look back at the Suns’ lone Memorial Day appearance and the playoff win that came with it.

Jordan Goodwin didn’t receive an All-Defense vote, though his impact in Phoenix was impossible to miss.

How being in the same conference as Victor Wembanyama and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander impacts team building.

ESPN’s Bobby Marks projects Mark Williams at three years and $42 million.

The final report card is in. The Suns aced a transition year.

The Suns are doing their diligence on projected second-rounders.

Phoenix has only one pick, yet the decisions surrounding it carry meaningful organizational stakes.

Your weekly Inside the Suns analysis straight from the BSotS community who live and breathe the team.

Law Murray's national tiers series at The Athletic strips away local bias, providing a colder lens on where the Suns fit in the broader NBA ecosystem.

As the top second-round targets slide out of range, the Suns must pivot to high-upside projects and disciplined floor generals at No. 47.

Booker’s efficiency dipped, but his influence on the offense never disappeared.

If the Suns want to move up from #47, how can they do it?

Yahoo Sports’ Kevin O’Connor with the scoop.

Patience might be the hardest but smartest path for the Suns.

The 2026 free agent class offers several experienced bigs who can provide stability on a budget.

The Phoenix Suns have a tough decision to make this summer.

Jordan Goodwin deserves all of the praise.

Securing Gillespie on a long-term extension ensures the Suns maintain a gritty, hard-working backcourt identity.