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The largest exterior transparent LED display at a National Basketball Association arena has completed its installation in Phoenix, Arizona. Spanning the entirety of the plaza entrance at the Mortgage Matchup Center, the display is 69m wide by 12.5m tall, covering an area of 860 sq metres. The transparent mesh LED display from Absen has a a 60fps refresh rate and provides more than 17 million pixels.
Curry brought magic to LA in the Warriors’ first play-in tournament game, but momentum couldn’t be carried to the second game, where they fell to the Suns in Phoenix. “Hopefully we can be healthy and just have a chance to show what we’re capable of, myself included, missing so many games last year,” Curry said.
On falling short of NBA title in Phoenix with ‘Seven Seconds or Less’ Mike D'Antoni: “I just I think that we could have easily, you know, my first year there as a head coach (in 2004-05) or the third year (2006-07), won a championship. We had a really good chance, even the second year (2005-06) without Amar’e (Stoudemire), to get into the finals. I don't know if we would’ve won or not.”
ESPN: You were 21-40 in your first season as interim head coach in Phoenix. Second year, 62-20. Was it as simple as adding Steve Nash? Mike D'Antoni: I think that was the missing piece. We were young the year before. And also, I took over halfway through the year ... didn't really have a lot of time. [But] we were missing a point guard. And so when you plug into maybe the best point guard --- not maybe, but the best point guard in the league -- and you got Amar'e [Stoudemire] and you got Shawn Marion and Joe Johnson, and we added Quentin Richardson later, it was just a combination of those guys and Steve together that made that big jump. It surprised us. We didn't think we'd do all that. We were just trying to make the playoffs.
PHNX Suns: Brian Windhorst says Miles Bridges will likely wait to sign extension with the Suns until after this offseason. "[Phoenix] not only has an intent to pay him, but they have an intent to really give him a big role." (Via The Hoop Collective)
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Hayden Cilley: Dillon Brooks on what he’s enjoyed about Phoenix that made him want to stay long-term. “I love the people. Doing different things in the community with my little 3-on-3 tournament and this camp coming up with the kids. The atmosphere we have in our arena. The fans made it kind of easier for me to stay.”
Duane Rankin: UPDATE: This game will now be played in Phoenix, sources inform @azcentral as schedules continue to be finalized. Phoenix Suns will now face Luka Doncic and Los Angeles Lakers on Nov. 15 at Mortgage Matchup Center. Full 2026-27 NBA schedule will drop Aug. 13. #Suns #LakeShow #NBA
Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker has made headlines ahead of the 2026-27 NBA season after details of his new relationship with supermodel Irina Shayk emerged. The news comes as Booker prepares for another season as the face of the Suns following his two-year, $145 million contract extension and amid growing discussion about Phoenix's reshaped roster featuring Jalen Green. According to PEOPLE, Booker and Shayk have been spending time together this summer after being introduced by mutual friends. The relationship arrives during a busy offseason for Booker, who is expected to lead the Suns into training camp while adjusting to Phoenix's evolving offensive identity. A source told PEOPLE, "It's very new, but they like each other a lot."
Shams Charania: Phoenix Suns G/F Koby Brea is signing a two-way NBA contract to return to the team, his agent Erika Ruiz of Primera Sports tells ESPN. The restricted free agent appeared in 12 games as a rookie last season.
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Shams Charania: Restricted free agent Mark Williams intends to sign a three-year, $38 million contract to return to the Phoenix Suns, sources tell ESPN. The deal is fully guaranteed for Williams, who averaged 11 points, 8 rebounds and 1 block in 23.6 minutes per game as the Suns starting center.
Brett Siegel: This trade is done, sources told @ClutchPoints . The Suns are moving up to No. 30 from Dallas to take Koa Peat.
Shams Charania: Free agent guard Jordan Goodwin intends to sign a three-year, $19 million deal to return to the Phoenix Suns, with a player option in the third season, sources tell ESPN. Goodwin made the Suns roster out of training camp on a non-guaranteed contract and emerged as a key reserve and culture fit, averaging 8.7 points, 4.9 rebounds, 2.2 assists, and a team-high 106 total steals.
Jake Fischer: Collin Gillespie’s four-year, $48 million deal to return to Phoenix is fully guaranteed, sources say. Quite the well-deserved payday for the Villanova product after thriving for the Suns on a minimum salary last season.