See this image? After the one-game jaunt to Portland for Thursday's contest, Suns road trips will seem like a distant memory... at least until after the December 25 game.
For a team that obviously loves playing at home, the Suns have certainly spent enough time away from there this season.
Expect that trend to change… well, after yet one more road trip, anyway.
It’s almost enough to even make the Suns Gorilla scream out in fright.
Earlier this month, the Suns closed out training camp in San Diego by checking out of the team hotel. That’s fortunate, because some guests never leave. [Read more...]
Sunday’s 116-94 loss in Monterrey, Mexico, may have understandably left the now 3-3 preseason Suns disappointed, but the nearly 10,000 fans in attendance at Arena Monterrey were hard pressed to not find something to enjoy in this game. [Read more...]
Head Coach Alvin Gentry poses with the Suns Dancers at Saturday's U.S. Consulate party.
On Saturday night, the Suns returned to the United States… well, for an hour, anyway. [Read more...]
After a late Friday night via international charter, the Suns and 76ers tipped off their first day in Mexico with a different kind of exhibition at Monterrey’s Irish Institute. [Read more...]
From San Diego two-a-days, down to one-a-days to now none-a-days, consider Suns training camp officially closed. [Read more...]
For a week designed to bring the team together, Saturday was all about splitting it up. [Read more...]
For someone in constant demand both on and off the court, it’s almost refreshing to see Steve Nash play to what could be his favorite audience… an empty house. [Read more...]
For those who aren’t exactly the reading type (books, not blogs), NBA Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s 2007 novel, “On the Shoulders of Giants,” is going the documentary route. [Read more...]
Photo courtesy of the University of Victoria
While Steve Nash missing a Suns practice would raise a few eyebrows (even an involuntary one during the offseason), the point guard most definitely had a good excuse Friday.
The two-time NBA MVP was in British Columbia to accept an Honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Victoria during a special convocation ceremony. [Read more...]
