Doug & Wolf

Suns' head coach Igor Kokoskov joins Doug & Wolf to discuss Devin Booker's injury and the future of Deandre Ayton and the Phoenix Suns' season.

There is no surprise about who is atop the last 2018 Doug & Wolf power poll.

The final Doug & Wolf power poll may not include Doug Franz or Ron Wolfley, but that won't stop us from wrapping the 2018 NFL power poll.

Cardinals GM Steve Keim would like the team to get running backs David Johnson and Chase Edmonds both on the field more in the final two games of 2018.

Bobby Hurley feels his team doesn't need any extra motivation for their upcoming game against No. 1 Kansas. "These are games you live for as a competitor."

With Manny Wilkins graduating and a whole lot of quarterbacks, Arizona State will have quite the competition under center for next season's starting job.

It's almost the end of the NFL season. But there's still time to argue about the best five teams in the league, so that's what the Doug & Wolf show did.

A three-game winning streak has come with Devin Booker's return, but don't overlook a Phoenix Suns defense that appears to have found a groove.

Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim reminisces on Larry Fitzgerald and discusses Robert Nkemdiche's future after an ACL injury.

The Chicago Bears have arrived. There's hardly a better way to announce that than holding an 11-2 Los Angeles Rams juggernaut to six points on Sunday.

Josh Rosen is second-to-last among qualified QBs in completion percentage, but his inaccuracy isn't a concerning factor to Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim.

Diamondbacks president Derrick Hall was getting ready to take a trip to Disneyland when he got the call. The D-backs had a trade for Paul Goldschmidt.

Coyotes general manager John Chayka told Doug & Wolf on 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station despite Hill's recent run of success, he doesn't anticipate a goalie controversy to develop.

USA Today's Bob Nightengale believes the Arizona Diamondbacks are intent on not allowing the Paul Goldschmidt saga to linger into the season.

The New Orleans Saints' loss to the Dallas Cowboys might be viewed as an outlier. It certainly was for our Week 4 Doug & Wolf power poll.

Twice, Chase Edmonds brought the Arizona Cardinals inside the 3-yard line. Twice, penalties pushed them back. Edmonds finished both drives with scores.

Cardinals GM Steve Keim doesn't operate as if his roster has underachieved. He's accepted Arizona's roster has holes and will use the rest of 2018 to look at its players of the future.

Coyotes GM John Chayka believes goalie Antti Raanta will eventually see the light at the end of the tunnel regarding his injury issues this season.

The top of Doug & Wolf's power rankings heading into Week 13 isn't changing. But the Los Angeles Chargers and Houston Texans are making moves.

Now 5-0, Arizona State returns to Tempe with a tournament win under its belt, but the Sun Devils won't overlook their mid-major opponents.