Phoenix Suns

The Phoenix Suns have used various tests over the course of the season to get them ready for the defenses they'd see in the playoffs.

The Phoenix Suns have been riding high on a six-game playoff win streak that has left them with a 3-0 series lead over the Denver Nuggets.

The Phoenix Suns have evolved into perhaps the scariest team in the Western Conference. The Denver Nuggets didn't have answers for it again in a Suns win.

Suns center Deandre Ayton received praise from his head coach and teammates following a 116-102 Phoenix win to take a commanding 3-0 series lead.

The Suns are running on rocket fuel. A berth in the Western Conference Finals is a foregone conclusion, Dan Bickley writes.

The Phoenix Suns delivered another blow to Denver on Friday, defeating the Nuggets 116-102 to take a 3-0 series lead.

Devin Booker had Denver Nuggets' Michael Porter Jr. dancing on the court in the second quarter of Friday's Game 3 matchup.

Phoenix outscored Denver 37-27 in the first quarter, marking the most points the Suns have scored in the opening period of any game this postseason.

James Jones of the Phoenix Suns is among the NBA general managers who are in the running for the executive of the year award.

While the Suns have blown the doors off the Nuggets to take a 2-0 Western Conference Semifinals series lead, the No. 2 seed isn't the favorite for Game 3.

The NBA told its teams Thursday that it intends to return to a normal schedule next season, with training camps opening in late September and the regular season set to begin on Oct. 19.

There is shattered glass below the Denver Nuggets' "break in case of emergency" case for the panic button against the Phoenix Suns.

Chris Paul finished with 17 points, 15 assists, and 0 turnovers in the Phoenix Sun's 123-98 victory over the Denver Nuggets.

Let's talk about goals. Forward Jae Crowder has a big one: winning an NBA championship. And to salsa dance in celebration.

Suns head coach Monty Williams wondered after Phoenix's Game 2 conference semifinals win if he'd just seen his team's best defensive half of the season.

Following a blowout 123-98 loss to the Phoenix Suns, Denver Nuggets head coach Michael Malone had just one word to describe the game: embarrassing.

The Phoenix Suns looked like the better team in Game 1 against the Denver Nuggets and it was even more emphatic for Game 2.

On Wednesday, the Phoenix Suns turned a playoff game vs. the Nuggets into a house party. Don’t bother knocking, Dan Bickley writes.

The Phoenix Suns' scoring turned up the heat in the arena Wednesday night in Game 2 of the conference semifinals against the Denver Nuggets, so much so that a child took off his shirt.

It was not pretty for either offense in the first half, but the Suns then followed the script for Game 1 of the series to take a 2-0 lead on the Nuggets.