Phoenix Suns

The Phoenix Suns and general manager James Jones have a difficult task ahead of them this offseason, but the one thing they can't do is sit on their hands.

In Empire of the Suns' final NBA Mock Draft, the Phoenix Suns land their point guard and also fill out another need on the roster.

The hosts of 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station run through their wishes for a point guard and favorite prospect at No. 6.

The Phoenix Suns are targeting a couple of different point guards in free agency, including the Clippers' Patrick Beverley and Utah's Ricky Rubio.

D'Angelo Russell makes a whole lot of sense for the Phoenix Suns to pursue in free agency but 98.7 FM's John Gambadoro reports the Suns aren't considering Russell as an option.

Can you name the most succesful second-round picks in the NBA Draft since 1980? That's your Trivia Tuesday challenge for this week!

The Phoenix Suns already have enough wings, but the No. 6 spot in the NBA Draft has three that are ranked within range.

The Suns have ranked 25th or lower in team payroll for four years in a row. After filing out the front office, its time to spend money on the roster.

The Phoenix Suns have been reportedly discussing multiple types of trade packages and potential deals, with some including forward T.J. Warren and wing Josh Jackson.

ESPN's Jonathan Givony reports the Phoenix Suns are high on UNC point guard Coby White and haven't done much work on Vanderbilt's Darius Garland.

Empire of the Suns takes a look at the top three prospects for the Phoenix Suns at three different points of the NBA Draft.

Because of two injuries in the NBA Finals, it just got a whole lot more difficult for the Phoenix Suns to compete for certain names on the market this offseason.

The Phoenix Suns could have their choice between two point guard prospects at No. 6 in the NBA Draft.

Former Phoenix Suns head coach Igor Kokoskov has reportedly landed a job as an assistant coach with the Sacramento Kings.

Virginia's De'Andre Hunter would be a boring pick for the Suns at No. 6 but he's a safe bet to help the Suns win basketball games.

The Suns' route to acquiring a point guard could come via a blockbuster trade in the NBA offseason involving Anthony Davis.

The Phoenix Suns could think outside the box at No. 6 in the 2019 NBA Draft. Here are five names to watch if they decide to reach.

After reportedly visiting Jarrett Culver in Texas, the Phoenix Suns are reportedly high on the wing.

Can you name the all-time leading three-point shooters in NBA Finals history? That's your Trivia Tuesday challenge this week!

Gonzaga's Brandon Clarke could be terrific in the NBA next to the right big man. Do the Phoenix Suns have the perfect match?