Enough head-hanging at the season gone by, Suns fans. The NBA draft is a month away, and soon after, it'll be time for free agent signings, then the Vegas summer league, and then, before you know it, it's training camp time for the 2007-08 season. Read more

Suns fans, things don't seem to be going our way lately. In the last week many of us have been convinced that either the NBA hates the Suns, the franchise is cursed, or that the Arizona Cardinals will win a title before our beloved Suns do. Read more

As you look back on the Suns season, you sense the Suns just needed a break! They certainly didn't get any breaks in Round 2 with the Spurs. Read more

You'll excuse me if this blog isn't up to regulation standards, I wasn't quite expecting to do a 2006-07 recap of the 2006-07 season until later in June. Read more

Two years ago in the playoffs, the Suns' Joe Johnson got his face broken in a game against Dallas. He coolly got up and shot free throws. The Suns responded in the next game with a gutty comeback. Still, they were called "soft." Read more

They said it couldn't be done, and in the end the Suns couldn't do it. But if they gave medals for trying this would be the most decorated team in the entire sports pantheon today. Read more

Okay, fans, let it out. And let it out Loud! The venting over the recently handed-out suspensions has begun. Fans not only in Phoenix but across the NBA nation are screaming about the ludicrous "letter of the law" interpretation which will severely hinder the Suns chances in Game 5 on Friday. Read more

A few years ago, Temple University basketball Coach John Chaney sent one of his deepest bench players into a game for the sole purpose of incapacitating an opponent's best player. Read more

Traveling with the Suns, I see a lot of funny things and overhear a lot of interesting conversations that die-hard Phoenix fans would love to read about. Usually, I don't feel it's appropriate for me to share those anecdotes, but I feel compelled to relay this particular one. Read more

It's 4:25 am Phoenix time (6:25 am back in San Antonio) and I'm back home, about ready to crash. Special thanks to all of you who read my in-game blog last night. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. For those of you just now reading it, forgive my over exuberance. I couldn't help myself! Read more

Walking back to our hotel after the annual playoff media dinner this evening, I was saying how I wished that Suns broadcasters Tom Leander or Gary Bender were along for the trip so they could file a blog for Suns.com. Read more

The world of sports is rife with superstitions. The most famous ones are found in baseball: Don’t talk to a pitcher in the midst of throwing a no-hitter, don’t step on the chalked baselines when running onto the field. But in all sports, one superstition holds true: Don’t Mess With A Winning Streak. Read more

The team will leave for San Antonio tomorrow, Friday, knowing that it is vitally important to regain home court advantage. Read more

Kurt Thomas was all smiles in the Suns' locker room on Tuesday night, and I couldn't help but smile for him myself.

No matter what Shawn Marion does he frequently gets overshadowed and underpraised in Suns' wins, and more often than not is charged with contributory underachievement in Suns losses. And that's not just my opinion. It's his too. Read more

Once upon a time, I am ashamed to admit, I thought the Spurs were kind of cool. I was a kid, mind you, and I didn't think the Spurs were cooler than the Suns, of course, but there were some things about them that I liked.

Talk Radio. It can be informative and it can be ruthless. I sometimes kick myself for listening to some of the local shows because of all the senseless and ignorant vile that can be spewed by listeners, guests and even the hosts! Read more

I don't know about you, but I slept pretty good last night. In fact, I even had to stop my viewing of "Seven Samurai" prematurely because I was so ready to hit the hay. Read more

Game 1s seldom change the big picture in as playoff series, and this one is no exception. Read more

"Give me three reasons why the Suns will beat the Spurs," my hooked-on-hoops neighbor demanded. "Amare Stoudemire, Amare Stoudemire, Amare Stoudemire," I replied. Read more

Many times we in the media can get carried away in our preview of a game or series that's to be played. But, this year's series between the Suns and Spurs warrants all the attention we can give it. The second round meeting between these two teams will be a war!! Read more

I'm watching the Golden State Warriors have their way with the Dallas Mavericks right now in game six and I started thinking about how I would prefer these playoffs play out for the Suns. Read more

Raja Bell could hardly contain himself. Although he was going on "three or four" hours of sleep, having spent the night at the hospital with his expectant wife Cindy, the Suns' guard was bouncing off the walls prior to Game 5. Read more

It probably wasn't the wisest decision to wait until 2:30 in the morning to write the intro to my day-long blog. The right words are difficult to come by at this time (as is a decent meal), but what a day it was. Here it is from start to finish: Read more

One thing everybody agrees on about the Suns is that they are different. And most of the time almost everybody says Vive la Difference! But there's one "difference" that's really not all that much to "vive" about. Read more