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“Another World Cup is coming up, and I want to be there,” he says when asked about returning to the national team. “There haven’t been so many Filipino Americans in the [NBA] league, and Filipinos, period. So knowing that I get to represent that and kind of change the narrative in any way that I can, that’s what I’m trying to do. Hopefully, we can see those dudes [Jalen Green and Dylan Harper] in a Gilas jersey at some point.”
The Phoenix Suns have waived guard Jordan Schakel.
Golden State Warriors: Welcome to the Bay, Frank Vogel 👋 Coach Vogel joins the Warriors' staff as Associate Head Coach after two seasons with the Dallas Mavericks, most recently serving as the team’s lead assistant coach for the 2025-26 season. He has 12 years of head coaching experience with the Indiana Pacers (2010-16), Orlando Magic (2016-18), Los Angeles Lakers (2019-22), and Phoenix Suns (2023-24), leading the Lakers to the 2020 NBA Championship and the Pacers to consecutive Conference Finals appearances in 2013 and 2014.
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Duane Rankin: Still on vacation. Still working. Sources inform @azcentral Duop Reath is a training camp invite for Phoenix Suns, who begin camp Sept. 29. Mark Williams has shoulder injury that'll sideline him for months. Haywood Highsmith signing put Suns at 15 players for standard roster. Must have standard roster down to 15 by Oct. 19 at 5 p.m. ET. #Suns
Shams Charania: The Phoenix Suns are signing center Duop Reath to a deal, sources tell ESPN. With Mark Williams (shoulder) sidelined for several months, the Suns add the former Portland Trail Blazers big man for frontcourt depth on the roster.
It was only a moment, a random encounter on an ordinary day, but Sam Presti never forgot it. A 17-year-old high school gym rat on his way to play Division III basketball, Presti was at the Lexington Club, a fitness center in suburban Boston, one day in the 1990s when he saw a man across the gym. The man did not look like much. A shade above 6 feet. Medium build. Probably in his 30s with an office job. So, when he walked over to Presti and asked to play one-on-one, Presti thought, All right, I’ll give it to this guy. Then the game began. And the man kicked his ass. Completely humiliated him in an empty gym. Presti soon learned why: The man was not just a desk jockey at a local real estate firm. He was Jim McCaffrey, a former star guard at Holy Cross who the Phoenix Suns had drafted a decade earlier.
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The largest exterior transparent LED display at a National Basketball Association arena has completed its installation in Phoenix, Arizona. Spanning the entirety of the plaza entrance at the Mortgage Matchup Center, the display is 69m wide by 12.5m tall, covering an area of 860 sq metres. The transparent mesh LED display from Absen has a a 60fps refresh rate and provides more than 17 million pixels.
If there is a chance, Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors would love to have Devin Booker join their side. According to seasoned Warriors and Bay Area reporter Tim Kawakami, the Dubs are ready to surrender tons of assets that would let them have the Phoenix Suns star. “I think the Warriors like him too much, if you ask me. But they love him. Steve loves him. Booker loved playing for Steve," Kawakami claimed. "I know the Warriors would be first in line saying, ‘We got three first-round picks we can give you.’”
PHNX Suns: "This is the time for him NOW." @StephenPG3 thinks Khaman Maluach is ready to step up in the absence of Mark Williams, who will miss extended time after shoulder surgery.
John Gambadoro: This injury will have Mark Williams out several months from what I am told. There is no timetable on his return at this point.