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Gerald Bourguet: Frank Kaminsky, who played with Nigel Hayes-Davis at Wisconsin, on the Suns' new arrival: "Hardest worker you'll find out there. He's been one of the best players in Europe the past 2 years. Deserves the opportunity"
Blake Murphy: Frank Kaminsky has quietly been removed from the Raptors 905 roster. Nothing from team yet, but safe to say his time with them is done. In addition to the knee issue, Kaminsky recently announced he and his wife are expecting.
Marc Stein: Veteran big man Frank Kaminsky has entered the @nbagleague player pool in time for next week's G League Showcase in Orlando, league sources say. Kaminsky is expected to land with Toronto's @raptors905 affiliate. More NBA from me: https://tinyurl.com/yrmzrx83
Duane Rankin: Former Phoenix Suns big Frank Kaminsky scored 14 points in helping Team USA top Bahamas, 97-74, in 2025 AmeriCup Qualifying in Washington D.C. Valley Suns players David Stockton and Paul Watson Jr. scored 14 and 10 points, respectively. 3-1. 1st place in Group D. #Suns #TeamUSA pic.x.com/1BTWdhHAgP
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Duane Rankin: Former Phoenix Suns players Frank Kaminsky and Keita Bates-Diop will represent Team USA in the 2024 FIBA Men's AmeriCup Qualifying as well as Valley Suns players David Stockton and Paul Watson. The Valley Suns are the Phoenix Suns G League team. #Suns pic.x.com/dPrT3F9qy7
Suns release Frank Kaminsky
Michael Scotto: The Phoenix Suns have waived Frank Kaminsky, league sources told @hoopshype. Kaminsky has averaged 8.8 points and shot 35% from 3-point range in eight NBA seasons. pic.x.com/hceFsF4zjZ
It’s been a tumultuous journey for Frank Kaminsky over the last few years, but what better place for him to try and revitalize his NBA career than the Valley? As Priority Sports announced Thursday morning, Kaminsky has signed a deal to return to the Phoenix Suns. It may only be a training camp invite, per sources, but for a team with an open roster spot, it’s an opportunity for the 31-year-old center to try and reopen the door to the NBA in a place that’s become special to him. “I love it here,” Kaminsky told PHNX Sports. “There’s no other way I can describe it. There’s just such a level of love and comfort that I have a living here, being here. I’ve built a nice community here, have great friends — everything here is set up well for me. And that’s why when the camp deal started getting talked about, it’s the one I wanted, just because I love being here.”
In any case, there’s no better spot to compete for a roster spot than Phoenix in Frank Kaminsky’s mind. He and his wife Ashley Brewer Kaminsky recently moved back to the Valley in August, and over the last few weeks, he’s been getting some run in with the Suns at the Verizon 5G Performance Center. “I had workouts lined up through my agency, a couple of different teams, and Phoenix was the first one I did, obviously, ’cause I’m right here by the practice facility and they’re doing their open gyms and stuff,” Kaminsky explained. “I went in there and started working out and did well, and they started talking about me coming to camp pretty early on in that. And then it got to the point where I just didn’t go to other places, and I just wanted to stay here and do it here.”
Gerald Bourguet: Officially official: The Suns announce they have signed Mamadi Diakite, Frank Kaminsky and Moses Wood. Terms were undisclosed but they'll be competing for a shot at the Suns' 15th roster spot. Diakite will wear No. 25, Kaminsky will wear No. 47 and Wood will wear No. 17
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Suns adding Frank Kaminsky
Priority Sports: Frank The Tank is back in Phoenix. Congrats to @FSKPart3 on signing with the @Suns ! ☀️
Frank The Tank is back in Phoenix.
— Priority Sports (@PrioritySports) September 26, 2024
Congrats to @FSKPart3 on signing with the @Suns! ☀️ pic.twitter.com/JBZpd8Lchn
Frank Kaminsky on playing with Serbia: 'Maybe one day'
When asked about the possibility of representing the Serbian national team, Kaminsky indicated that while it might happen in the future, it isn't a current priority. "Maybe one day. Currently, it is not necessary. We will see what will happen," he said. Kaminsky also highly praised the dedicated Partizan fans, highlighting their passion. "I've never been to a Partizan game, but I watched the footage and saw how tense and crazy it was," the 30-year-old said. "That's my favorite thing about sports, playing in front of a lot of people and crazy fans. So, it's going to be exciting.
After signing the contract with the black and whites, Partizan’s new basketball player said: “I am excited about the opportunity that has come my way. I know that I am coming to a club with a rich history and a mission to win trophies. I am very happy for the opportunity to play big matches. The support of the fans that this club has is crazy and I can’t wait to play in front of them“, said Kaminsky, who also has Serbian roots on his mother’s side. “My family is still close to the Serbian community in Illinois and the Serbian National Federation in the United States, which organizes a big basketball tournament every year. I used to be involved in that too,” Kaminsky emphasized, referring to playing in Atlanta with Bogdan Bogdanovic.
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