With Kevin Durant gone and Bradley Beal nearly bought out, Devin Booker leads a retooled Suns into uncertain territory.

The Phoenix Suns now have roster flexibility because they are under the first and second league tax apron. What needs remain?

Now that the Phoenix Suns are under both the first and second tax aprons, new options have opened up, one of them being the ability to complete a sign-and-trade. Jonathan Kuminga of the Golden State Warriors has reportedly worn out his welcome and is seeking a fresh start somewhere he’ll be appreciated.

By adding Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal, forming a “big three” superteam, the Suns gutted their depth and well-built roster. The Durant era didn’t go as planned. Devin Booker, the franchise superstar, is entering his prime years in the NBA while Phoenix is having to retool its roster.

PHOENIX -- A month has passed since the conclusion of the 2024-25 season for the Phoenix Suns, and the organization - now headlined by GM Brian Gregory - are paying close attention to the fates of ...

The Suns expected the Beal trade to turbocharge their championship hopes. Reality dribbled a different direction.

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.

The Phoenix Suns, and particularly ... Phoenix Suns coach Frank Vogel should consider this lineup change. ... The potential fatal flaw might be his unwavering loyalty to backup C Drew Eubanks.

As mentioned, the Suns’ roster is even better than it was in 2020-21. General manager James Jones attacked Phoenix’s biggest needs this offseason with emphasis, adding backup center JaVale ...