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Are the Phoenix Suns trying to land Golden State's Jonathan Kuminga?
Shams Charania reported on ESPN's NBA Today that the Suns and Sacramento Kings have made sign-and-trade offers to the Golden State Warriors for the 6-foot-7 forward Kuminga, whose stock has risen with the Warriors over the past four seasons.
Golden State Warriors could be ready to play hardball with Kuminga
The Golden State Warriors are reportedly prepared to play hardball with Jonathan Kuminga after multiple failed conversations regarding a new contract this summer. Kuminga has been keen to explore his options and has reportedly held talks with the Phoenix Suns and Sacramento Kings over a potential sign-and-trade.
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ESPN's Kevin Pelton graded the Phoenix Suns offseason among the middle of the pack after their busy summer of signings and ...
The Phoenix Suns have fired an employee who is suing the team for discrimination, harassment and retaliation, ESPN has learned. The employee, Gene Traylor, who served as the Suns' director of safety, ...
Jordan Goodwin returns to the Phoenix Suns after he played for the team in the 2023-24 season, when he was part of the ...
Beal had two years and $110 million remaining on his contract when he reportedly agreed to be bought out by the Suns. ESPN's ...
The Phoenix Suns' trades for Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal were ranked as the second-worst mistake of the 2020s by ESPN's ...
Washington Jr. spent most of last season with the Valley Suns G. League team, where he averaged 22.3 points a game.
ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst could not believe one aspect of Devin Booker's contract extension with the Phoenix Suns.
ESPN's Jonathan Givony labeled only the Suns and Miami Heat, who selected Illinois guard Kasparas Jakucionis with the 20th pick, as the "biggest winners" of the first round.
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