The 2024-25 season was one to forget for the Phoenix Suns as it saw them miss the playoffs entirely. Despite having stars Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal, and Devin Booker on the roster, the Suns just couldn't keep up with the rest of the loaded Western Conference.

The Phoenix Suns have been named as one of the favorites to land a star forward from the Denver Nuggets in the offseason via trade.

The Nuggets don’t have a ton of avenues to improve their roster. Unless they’re willing to finally part with a member of their championship core.

Among their three stars, Beal is the weakest link. That’s why they tried to trade him to acquire Jimmy Butler, to no avail this season. Beal’s pricy two years and $111 million remaining in his five-year, $251 million contract have not attracted a market given his age and injury history.

The NBA trade rumor mill is starting to heat up even as the conference finals are taking center stage for the league. For the other 26 teams, the focus is already on the offseason and what they can do to improve their roster,

The Phoenix Suns fired Mike Budenholzer, elevated Brian Gregory from vice president to general manager and shifted James Jones to senior adviser in fewer than 30 days. They’ll make even more ...

The Phoenix Suns, like many NBA franchises, are facing a pivotal offseason full of critical decisions. All eyes in The Valley are on Kevin Durant and his situat

Phoenix Suns Receive: Damian Lillard, Milwaukee's 2031 first-round pick, Milwaukee's 2031 second-round pick. Milwaukee Bucks Receive: Bradley Beal (no-trade clause). Utah Jazz Receive: Chris Livingston, 2026 second-round pick (less favorable of Denver and Golden State, via Phoenix).