Phoenix Suns

Phoenix Suns

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Phoenix Suns, a privately owned entity headquartered in the US, was founded in 1968 and operates with approximately 700 employees. The organization functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company specializes in spectator sports, specifically as a professional basketball team based in Arizona, USA.

Revenue

Founded

1968

Headcount

864

Headquarters

United States

Primary Segment

Spectator Sports

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

On July 7, 2026, the Phoenix Suns retained key free agents, re-signing unrestricted free agent Collin Gillespie and restricted free agent Mark Williams to what were described as team-friendly deals. Previously, on July 6, the team made additional offseason moves, adding former Golden State Warriors point guard Pat Spencer on a two-way contract and reportedly keeping another two-way talent within the organization. Also on July 6, owner Mat Ishbia extended CEO Josh Bartelstein's contract. Bartelstein, 37, was Ishbia's inaugural hire after acquiring the franchise.

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Jul

23rd

2026

15:27

B2B Tag, Tenders and Contracts

NBA Notes: Spurs, Victor Wembanyama, Suns, Miles Bridges, Pistons

Spurs Victor Wembanyama could have positioned himself to make considerably more money on his new contract with the Spurs. Instead, he deliberately left that possibility on the table. Wembanyama signed a five-year rookie-scale maximum extension earlier this month that’s projected to be worth about $252 million.

Jul

23rd

2026

04:17

‘We Will Hold Him Accountable’ – Suns GM Lets Feelings Known About Miles Bridges Legal Issue and Why They Signed Controversial 6’7 Veteran

Miles Bridges is the Phoenix Suns‘ most prominent signing in the free agency so far but his acquisition was not exactly welcomed by the fanbase. The Suns traded for the 6’7 forward with the Charlotte Hornets by giving up Grayson Allen, forward Royce O’Neale and a 2033 first-round pick.

Hardwood Heroics

Jul

18th

2026

06:30

Suns' front office just proved everybody wrong with sizzling Summer League showing

What a difference a year can make. It was only 12 months ago that the Phoenix Suns were moving on from Kevin Durant and paying Bradley Beal a lot of money to depart The Valley for good.

Valley of the Suns

Jul

14th

2026

13:39

Recently traded Suns draft pick now showing out in Summer League

Although the Phoenix Suns opted to retain restricted free agent center Mark Williams in free agency, one of the draft picks shipped to the Charlotte Hornets in the trade to acquire him is now flashing his own potential.

Valley of the Suns

Jul

13th

2026

16:08

Suns announce Miles Bridges trade, thank Grayson Allen, Royce O'Neale

LAS VEGAS — The Phoenix Suns have officially announced the trade for Miles Bridges, who has been with his new teammates in Las Vegas during NBA Summer League. The Suns dealt Grayson Allen, Royce O'Neale and a 2033 unprotected first-round pick to the Charlotte Hornets for Bridges, a first-round pick in 2029 and a second-round pick in 2027.

Jul

9th

2026

06:30

Suns painfully destined to one day have next Jaylen Brown on their roster

Although the Phoenix Suns were never going to get involved in a potential trade for Jaylen Brown (they were too busy losing trades to the Hornets), they can certainly learn a lesson from the deal. A former Finals MVP essentially getting salary dumped for Paul George and a pair of first round picks not the ending that player or team could have envisioned, and we will see it happen with more huge names in the coming years.

Valley of the Suns

Jul

8th

2026

09:42

B2B Tag, Tenders and Contracts

Grading Every Phoenix Suns Move In 2026 NBA Free Agency

The Suns entered this free agency period in a strange spot, interesting but strange. They were not a rebuilding team, but they were also not really a top team in the West. A 45-37 finish and the No.

Jul

7th

2026

07:30

B2B Tag, Tenders and Contracts

time value while retaining their own free agents

The Phoenix Suns wasted little time to start a busy offseason by retaining their own key free agents. Both unrestricted free agent Collin Gillespie and restricted free agent Mark Williams were re-signed to team-friendly deals.

Valley of the Suns

Jul

6th

2026

16:30

Is Suns offseason complete after latest two

The Phoenix Suns made another (minor) deal in what’s been a busy 2026 offseason. After adding former Golden State Warriors point guard Pat Spencer on a two-way contract to head to The Valley, the Suns will reportedly keep another two-way talent in the organization.

Valley of the Suns

Jul

6th

2026

12:30

Suns bring back yet another member of the franchise with Michigan ties

Phoenix Suns' owner Mat Ishbia continued to back up his desire for continuity throughout the organization on Monday, as CEO Josh Bartelstein inked an extension to stick around. The 37-year-old the first ever hire when Ishbia took over the franchise, and he has done his part to make the Suns competitive once more.

Valley of the Suns

Jul

6th

2026

11:30

Hornets' decision after acquiring Suns duo means Phoenix lost the trade all over again

Any Phoenix Suns fan will tell you that the worst part about trading for Miles Bridges (other than, you know... the deserved heat) is giving up an unprotected first round pick in 2033. That could be extremely valuable in years to come, but the here and now also took a hit with Phoenix losing two of their top seven guys in Grayson Allen and Royce O'Neale.

Valley of the Suns

Jul

6th

2026

07:33

Management Changes, B2B Tag

Top Suns coaching advisor surprisingly jumps ship in favor of Wizards

The Phoenix Suns are having a strange offseason, in that they are getting all of their business done early as they said they would, while also breaking their promised on striving for continuity. The Miles Bridges trade putting an end to that, although the two-way addition of Pat Spencer was a nice pickup even if it does not fix the worrying problems the franchise has at the point guard position.

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