Suns forward Hedo Turkoglu is representing host country Turkey in the 2010 FIBA World Championships. Check back daily for updates here on how he and his country are performing at the competition. Read more »

Suns point guard Goran Dragic is representing Slovenia in the 2010 FIBA World Championships currently taking place in Turkey. Check back daily for updates here on how he and his country are performing at the competition. Read more »

A few random thoughts from the Suns’ offseason: Read more »

While being a video coordinator may be the gateway into basketball operations for a professional basketball team, it’s also a staging ground for a litany of unique requests. By the time you’ve advanced into the front office or onto the coaching staff, you’ve pretty much seen or heard it all. Read more »

Although Dennis Johnson was posthumously enshrined into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Friday as a Celtic, Johnson once shined brightly in the Valley of the Sun. Read more »

Yes Goran, you won the MVP.
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After making a name for himself domestically during the 2010 NBA Playoffs, Suns point guard Goran Dragic has continued that trend this summer, albeit internationally. Read more »

Jason’s Richardson’s influence isn’t limited to just the hardwood. Just ask the grateful residents of Saginaw, Mich. Read more »

Early Friday morning, four members of our dunk team and the Suns VP of Game Entertainment, Kip Helt, met at the US Airways Arena with quite the weekend ahead of us.  We were on our way to Vegas, with one goal in mind, to show USA Basketball, the NBA and the basketball fans of Las Vegas we are the finest entertainment crew in the NBA, and we also wanted to demonstrate how we are the most exciting dunk team in the NBA. Read more »

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It’s been a summer of change for the Suns, and that’s OK. Remember last summer, when then-general manager Steve Kerr shipped out Shaquille O’Neal for two guys (Ben Wallace and Sasha Pavlovic) who would never suit up?

And things still worked out well for the little team that no one really expected to make the playoffs. Actually, things worked out great, as the Suns advanced all the way to the Western Conference finals on sheer resolve, not to mention the inspiring play of Steve Nash, Grant Hill and a bunch of youngsters off the bench.

Of course, Amare Stoudemire had plenty to do with that, and we all know he’s now a Knick. Good luck in the Big Apple, Amare. You will be missed.

And good luck to Kerr, whose reign as GM can now be considered a success. He is certain to be a winner in whatever venue he decides to pursue. (Right now, that’s TNT broadcasts of NBA games.)

But this is about the future, or at least the here and now. This is about the new-look Suns, who boast a new team president in Lon Babby — a former player agent who knows a little something about negotiations and wily roster maneuvering. Say what you will about Babby, but he’s not likely to overpay anyone. Read more »

Reynolds showed a nice ability to run the show.
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I’ve taken in a week of the 2010 Las Vegas Summer League and after consulting with various members of esteemed front offices, life-long scouts and other basketball dignitaries, and I feel quite comfortable in ignoring all of their insight and offering my own analysis to you instead. So without further ado, here’s the team’s report card for the week: Read more »