One NBA front office expert thinks the Phoenix Suns should be cautious before making any moves with the NBA trade deadline nearly two weeks away.

The Phoenix Suns' placement across various NBA power rankings is fair.

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,

"I'm not Mr. Politics or anything ... but that guy, that's a young Ted Cruz to me."

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.

You do not have to take my word for it. National outlets are starting to say it out loud. Phoenix is earning respect. John Schuhmann of NBA.com has the Suns slotted at the fifth overall spot in this week’s power rankings.

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.

Villanova grad didn’t get drafted, but has worked hard and kept a good attitude, and starts for the sixth place team in the West.

Jalen Green leads the bench on return—sparking a third‑quarter surge against the Sixers and a blueprint the Suns can lean on.