PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns' placement across new NBA power rankings is more than fair after the week they had. The Suns' 25-17 record still is good for seventh place in the West, though a two-game losing streak last week (their first in just over a month) didn't exactly prop Phoenix up the board in three new power rankings today:

The Phoenix Suns improved to 2-2 on their six-game road trip, defeating the Brooklyn Nets on Jan. 19. Next up are the 76ers.

Getting ready for the second leg of the Sixers' latest back-to-back, in which they will host a Phoenix Suns team that has captured some hearts.

Mark Williams has been more than dominant for the Phoenix Suns this season, and had another eye-catching moment as his snatch block against the Brooklyn Nets is turning heads. Jan 19, 2026; Brooklyn,

A six-player NBA trade proposal sending Jonathan Kuminga to the Phoenix Suns, De’Andre Hunter to the Golden State Warriors and Royce O’Neale to the Cleveland Cavaliers has been created.

The Phoenix Suns today announced their 2023-24 regular season schedule, tipping off the next era of Suns basketball with two nationally televised road games playing the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday,

Monday's points prop bet for Nic Claxton is 11.5 points. That's 1.4 fewer than his season average of 12.9. His per-game rebound average -- 7.6 -- is 0.9 less than his prop bet over/under for Monday's game (8.5).

Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker continues to slowly but surely etch his name in not only Suns franchise history, but also the NBA's as well. Booker surpassed Steve Nash in the NBA's all-time scoring list in last night's win over the New York Knicks.

Michael Porter Jr. scored a team-high 23 points to lead the Nets (12-29), who were without Cam Thomas (left hamstring injury management), Day'Ron Sharpe (illness/throat contusion), Haywood Highsmith (right knee injury management) and Egor Demin (left plantar fascia injury management). The Nets scored 21 points off 13 Phoenix turnovers.