Phoenix Suns News

July 6th According to KTAR's John Gambadoro the Phoenix Suns and forward Shawn Marion may be on the road to a reunion.

The Phoenix Suns have added guard Takuya Kawamura to their roster for the Las Vegas summer league.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and Anderson Varejao reportedly have agreed on a six-year contract that could be worth as much as $50 million.

The bad news regarding the Suns' payroll is they were the only NBA team besides New York to miss the playoffs and have a luxury-tax payment, causing them also to miss out on a $2.9 million check that 23 teams will receive for having payrolls under $71.15 million.

The Warriors announced the signing of rookie guard Stephen Curry on Wednesday. The sharpshooter out of Davidson was the No.

There have been reports the Suns are looking to deal Amare Stoudemire. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOENIX -- Amare Stoudemire is puzzled by the Phoenix Suns' plans, and isn't sure he'd want to stay with the team unless they are figured out.

NBA executives have not blazed a trail to the Northwest corner of Tennessee to scout talent.

Grant Hill has narrowed his NBA future down to three teams. According to NBA sources, Hill was presented with two offers: a one-year contract worth $5 million or a three-year deal worth $10 million.

Posted by Michael Schwartz on July 4th, 6:29 pm Is Nash looking ahead to finishing off his career in a different uniform? As Suns fans anxiously wait to see what direction their franchise will be going this season, the same could be said 10 times over for star guard Steve Nash.

If you haven't heard the rumor, the Phoenix Suns are interested in bringing back former All-Star Shawn Marion.

To know Amar'e Stoudemire is to understand that what comes out of his mouth shouldn't be taken seriously.

Grant Hill could be an important addition for one or two seasons with the Knicks at the Garden, and wouldn't cost nearly as much as Jason Kidd.

Posted by Michael Schwartz on July 3rd, 12:49 am Does it make sense for Hill and Nash to be teammates again next season on what could be a rebuilding Suns team? At first glance ita s not even a discussion we need to be having: your Phoenix Suns must re-sign Grant Hill.

Posted by Mike Schmitz on July 6th, 1:22 am A Gerald Green is still a 23-year-old with loads of potential.

There are, however, a lot of similarities between the former Monarch High School standout's game and the way the Denver Nuggets' Chris Andersen plays.

Suns General Manager Steve Kerr spent a few hours at Grant Hill's Orlando house Wednesday to begin re-recruiting him, and team personnel put in calls to free-agent big men Antonio McDyess, Channing Frye, Sean May, Joe Smith and Chris Wilcox.

It's not a far stretch to compare the city of Phoenix to hell with temperatures that top 110 degrees in the month of July.

Taylor Griffin was in the green room of Madison Square Garden's theater on draft night just like the top picks.

After winning at an average of 58 games during the Mike D'Antoni era, the Suns slipped to 46-36 last season and missed the playoffs.

This past week the entertainment world lost three of its stars with the passing of Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson.