The Phoenix Suns struck a trade to acquire Miles Bridges from the Charlotte Hornets, and we broke down the team's new-look starting lineup.

PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns have officially completed three more offseason roster moves, and while the additions won’t generate the buzz of a blockbuster trade or marquee free-agent signing, that may be exactly what makes them important.

Bolstered by revamped roster depth and a favorable Western Conference landscape, Phoenix aims to defy regression narratives and surpass last year's win total behind savvy veteran additions.

With the NBA Summer League starting up, we break down when you will get to see the Phoenix Suns and Koa Peat in action.

Koa Peat, who was selected No. 30 in the draft, will be joined by second-year pros Khaman Maluach, Rasheer Fleming in the Summer League.

The Phoenix Suns made the playoffs this past season. Now, one of their star players is predicted to possibly be moved.

The Phoenix Suns officially announced on July 14, the signing of Luke Kennard to a two-year, $13M deal with a player option on the second year.

"We can't take a victory lap," said Ishbia, the Suns' owner, of the team's season. "We've had one good year." Christian Petersen / Getty Images PHOENIX — Despite getting swept in the Western Conference’s first round of the playoffs, the Phoenix Suns ...