David Yapkowitz continues Basketball Insiders' division-by-division Post-Deadline Rankings series with a breakdown of the Pacific.
Agent Mark Bartelstein is working with the Suns to waive guard Wayne Ellington and allow him to join a playoff contender, league sources tell ESPN. Ellington...
Miami is nearing a deal to send guard Tyler Johnson to Phoenix, league sources tell ESPN. Miami is nearing a deal to send guard Tyler Johnson...
With Anthony Davis demanding a trade, Jrue Holiday may be available on the trade market. Shane Rhodes examines the situation.
After learning of the Lakers’ offers to the Pelicans, Lonzo Ball’s camp maintains that New Orleans isn’t the desired destination. Phoenix makes the most basketball sense...
Basketball Insiders looks at a handful of marquee trades from last year's trade deadline and where the teams involved stand one year later.
With half of the season behind us, these are the ten first-year standouts making a push for the NBA All-Rookie squads.
The Dallas Mavericks are escalating discussions to find a trade for point guard Dennis Smith Jr., league sources tell ESPN. Phoenix and Orlando have engaged in...
Shane Rhodes offers some New Year's Resolutions for the last-place team in each division.
After having their team options recently declined, there are four young players worth keeping an eye through the trade deadline and into unrestricted free agency, writes...
As the NBA season rapidly approaches its halfway point, Drew Maresca examines the rookies and where they stand among their peers.
While the flashy rookies in the class have soaked up the spotlight, there are five second-rounders that have shown potential in their expanding roles, writes Ben...
The Suns are in serious need of a quality point guard. Shane Rhodes breaks down a few options for Phoenix.
After trade with Wizards, Suns agree to part ways with G Austin Rivers, per ESPN sources. Rivers – earning $12.6M in final year of deal –...
The Phoenix Suns have changed course with their trade for Kelly Oubre, Jr. and Austin Rivers, writes James Blancarte
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