A backbone strong enough to support the Phoenix Suns even when their stars aren't cooking is how they can be an elite team and we saw a glimpse of that possibility on Saturday in a 113-105 win over the Golden State Warriors.
The Territorial Cup rivalry is weird. Let's take a minute to appreciate it beyond the football field, even though this ASU against Arizona game is huge.
We've all had those days at the office when we're mentally checked out the day before going on vacation or celebrating a holiday, and that sure looked like what we saw from the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday in a 127-117 loss to the Brooklyn Nets.
The Phoenix Suns picked up right where they left off as a fully loaded roster, defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 127-100 in the return of Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal.
Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal took the court on Tuesday for the first time in two weeks, and he made his presence known against the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Phoenix Suns were not fans of an odd quirk in their regular season schedule when they first saw it but it benefitted them by giving Kevin Durant more time to recover.
We aren't making grand proclamations about the Phoenix Suns' losing streak! Or is this a shocker? They need to avoid losing stars Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal as much as possible the rest of the way.
The Phoenix Suns are currently on a four-game skid, and their first half performance against the New York Knicks on Wednesday indicates that streak could extend.
