We're a few games into the NBA Summer League, and the dust has mostly settled on moves that will happen in the league. Veterans will still trickle into the depths of free agency and there's still a major move or two (looking at you, Dame).
Without Toumani Camara and Jordan Goodwin, sharpshooting Hunter Hale took centerstage The Phoenix Suns fell to 2-1 in the Las Vegas Summer League after succumbing to the New Orleans Pelicans, 73-82.
With second-round standout Toumani Camara resting, the Phoenix Suns (now 1-2) fell 83-72 to the New Orleans Pelicans (2-1) in their third Summer League game.
On Monday, a self-proclaimed Suns insider “reported” that Phoenix has interest in acquiring George. As is often the case, the rumors quickly spread, but it sounds like they weren't quite accurate.
The Phoenix Suns already have their stars aligned in the starting lineup. Names such as Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, Bradley Beal and Deandre Ayton anchor
It wasn’t the prettiest game, but Phoenix pulled out a dub. No one should stay in Vegas for more than three nights. It’s a city that consumes you, tires you, and drains your soul.
Everybody is clamoring on what the Phoenix Suns can do on the offensive end of the court - and rightfully so. The Suns' recent acquisitions of Bradley
The Phoenix Suns no longer employ the talents of Chris Paul after months of speculation surrounding his future with the franchise. Dating back to the trade deadline months ago, the Suns were reportedly searching for alternatives for Paul, who just turned 38-years-old.
It's summer time - which means the NBA rumor mill continues to spin with claim after claim of what would or should have been as the offseason progresses. The Suns have been at the forefront of most of those rumors, thanks to a variety of reasons.
The Phoenix Suns are preparing to battle in their second game of the NBA Summer League later today, but free agency is very much still alive for Phoenix
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The UAB big man had a solid opener in Vegas and brings a physical presence. The Summer League is a chance for young players to get their reps in, to showcase their talents, and to develop their skillset against other competitors attempting to do the same.
The Golden State Warriors have been the gold standard for over the last decade in the NBA, stringing together a stretch that's only been matched by the Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan in the 1990's. It almost feels off when the Warriors aren't the ones dancing under the confetti with the Larry O'Brien trophy at their disposal.
Phoenix Suns second-round draft pick Toumani Camara was eager to prove himself in the NBA Summer League. He did just that. Though the Suns lost, pick No.
Pounding the Rock’s Jesus Gomez answered the hard hitting questions we want to know about KBD. With all of the new additions the Phoenix Suns have made to the roster, I feel like Deborah Kerr in the King and I.
Bol’s unique skill set for his slender 7-foot-2 frame — including an ability to handle the ball — has long intrigued teams and fans.
Who will be lacing up for the Suns in Vegas starting tonight at 6 p.m. MST against the Bucks? Get to know the players on the Summer League roster. First, take a look at the most updated version of the roster via NBA.com.
The Phoenix Suns are reportedly emerging as favorites to sign recentlyi waived center Bol Bol.
Having spent an astonishing amount of draft capital in their pursuit of stars over the last six months, the Suns made an unusual move with the Grizzlies in an effort to recoup some draft picks.
Memphis and Phoenix agreed to a trade on Thursday that won't make any noise this season but could echo well into the future.
The Phoenix Suns could potentially be looking to add one more piece to their depth-heavy puzzle. The team could reportedly “take a hard look and consider signing Bol Bol” once he clears waivers, according to Arizona Sports 98.7 FM’s John Gambadoro.
Bol Bol was waived by the Orlando Magic this week despite coming off objectively the most productive season of his short NBA career. While Bol’s injury-proneness is obviously a cause for concern, it seems he will have no trouble generating intrigue on the open market.
With rumors swirling regarding his future whereabouts, James Harden pulled up to Michael Rubin's annual white party in the Hamptons to enjoy the festivities on the 4th of July.
The Phoenix Suns are one of the best teams in the NBA, and recently traded for three-time All-Star Bradley Beal. With Beal on the roster, the Suns now have an incredible core which also includes Kevin Durant, Devin Booker and Deandre Ayton.
As expected, Phoenix Suns All-Star Devin Booker is excited about playing with Bradley Beal. Even though Booker and Beal are both shooting guards, the former is looking forward to sharing the court with the latter next NBA season.
The Suns have officially added free agent forward Yuta Watanabe and center/forward Chimezie Metu, according to the NBA transactions page. Watanabe, 28, averaged 5.6 points on 49 percent shooting, including 44 percent on 3-pointers in 58 games with the Nets last season.
While many deals reported over the weekend can’t be formally completed until Thursday, minimum-salary signings are one of the transactions that can be finalized during the July moratorium.
Head coach Frank Vogel said that Payne would be “in the mix” for a starting role, depending on how the rest of the team’s offseason roster building played out.
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