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Suns waive Jordan Schakel from Exhibit 10 contract
The Phoenix Suns waived guard Jordan Schakel from an Exhibit 10 contract, per reporting that cites Keith Smith. Schakel is expected to be redirected to the Suns’ G League affiliate, the Valley Suns, as an affiliate player. This is a pre-training-camp roster move that preserves Schakel as an organizational depth option without using a guaranteed roster spot.
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Suns sign center Duop Reath after Mark Williams sidelined
The Phoenix Suns signed free‑agent center Duop Reath to add frontcourt depth after Mark Williams was ruled out for several months with a shoulder injury. The move gives Phoenix a veteran big while the club evaluates young centers Khaman Maluach and Oso Ighodaro during Williams’ recovery. This is a roster addition ahead of training camp and affects the Suns’ center rotation and depth chart.
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Suns announce 2026‑27 local broadcast schedule (74 non‑national games)
The Phoenix Suns announced their local broadcast schedule for 2026‑27: 74 non‑national exclusive regular‑season games and all five preseason contests will be broadcast on Arizona’s Family and available to stream on Suns+ within the Arizona’s Family Sports app. The schedule affects how fans will watch the majority of Suns games locally this season.
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NBA lists Suns offseason moves including Miles Bridges trade and several re-signings
The NBA's official offseason roundup confirms Phoenix's roster moves this summer: Miles Bridges joined via trade from Charlotte and multiple players (Dillon Brooks, Collin Gillespie, Jordan Goodwin, Haywood Highsmith, Mark Williams) were listed as re-signed or extended. Those officially logged transactions set the Suns' opening roster framework heading into training camp prior to Williams' recent injury.
via TabTab4d agoSource
Suns to reshuffle center spot; Oso Ighodaro favored to start
Reporting from Sports Illustrated projects Oso Ighodaro will get the early starting center nod over rookie Khaman Maluach after Williams’ injury, with Maluach and others likely to see expanded roles and the team weighing matchup-dependent center minutes. The piece outlines likely rotation candidates and notes the injury gives Phoenix training camp time to settle the starting five and backup plan.
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Jamaree Bouyea kept on Suns roster; contract remains non‑guaranteed
Reporting says Jamaree Bouyea converted a previous two‑way opportunity into a standard roster spot after Phoenix exercised a team option, but his deal is non‑guaranteed (around $2.6M). That leaves Bouyea’s place on the roster tenuous and dependent on training camp, preseason performance or unforeseen injuries to players ahead of him.
via TabTab4d agoSource
Jordan Ott introduced as Phoenix Suns head coach
The Phoenix Suns formally introduced Jordan Ott as their new head coach, replacing Mike Budenholzer. The hire completes the Suns' search for a head coach and matters because Ott inherits a roster in flux and will shape systems ahead of training camp.
via TabTab4d agoSource
Dillon Brooks hosts youth basketball camp in Mesa
Dillon Brooks held a community basketball camp in Mesa attended by nearly 300 kids, emphasizing mental wellness and fundamentals; the event follows his recent three‑year extension with the Suns. The appearance is notable as an early sign of Brooks’ community engagement and presence in the Valley ahead of the season.
via TabTab4d agoSource
Haywood Highsmith’s Suns deal, guarantee date and roster outlook
Local reporting outlines Haywood Highsmith’s contract situation: he signed a one‑year deal with Phoenix that becomes fully guaranteed on Jan. 10, 2027. The piece says he was waived and re‑signed in August for roster flexibility and currently projects as a depth wing behind Miles Bridges and Rasheer Fleming.
via TabTab4d agoSource
Mark Williams will miss months after torn labrum surgery
Multiple reports say Suns center Mark Williams underwent surgery to repair a torn labrum and faces a recovery timeline of at least five months, a setback that removes Phoenix's planned starting center for a large portion of the season. This materially alters the Suns' frontcourt plans and creates immediate rotation and roster questions for training camp and early regular-season games.
via TabTab5d agoSource