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Let’s open the season at home on a much different note than that first game. If you don’t have the SB Nation app, it comes in real handy for Game Threads. Just sayin’! You’ll see our team commenting more during the game now. Why? Because we have the app!
The Warriors head to Phoenix on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, for a 7:30 PM ET showdown with the Suns. The game airs on NBA TV and NBC Sports Bay Area and streams live on Fubo (free trial available). Golden State, fresh off a 127‑105 loss to the Lakers, leans on Stephen Curry’s shooting, while Phoenix looks to rebound from a 124‑83 season‑opening defeat, with Devin Booker leading the offense. Both Pacific Division rivals aim to snap early‑season slumps and claim early conference momentum.
49ers 49ers DC Raheem Morris and LB Fred Warner addressed the growth that CB Renardo Green has shown this season. “When you got those guys that don’t get rattled by situations like he is, that’s a corner mentality. It’s really the mental toughness and the mental stability you gotta have to play corner. It’s at […] The post NFC Notes: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Fred Warner, 49ers, Cardinals, Seahawks appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Phoenix Suns (0‑1) head into a showdown with a severely depleted Golden State Warriors (0‑2) on Saturday night in Phoenix. After a historic opening‑night loss in Portland, Devin Booker calls it a “wake‑up call” and the Suns want a response. The Warriors are without Stephen Curry (right‑knee management), Al Horford, Brandin Podziemski and several others, with Draymond Green listed doubtful. Phoenix also deals with absences, including Mark Williams and Oso Ighodaro. Key to a Suns win: improve the three‑point shot, generate early rim touches and move the ball better to avoid the contested mid‑range game that cost them in Portland. The game starts at 7 p.m. AZ time and streams on Suns+.
The Golden State Warriors face the Phoenix Suns Saturday night at 7:00 PM PT in Phoenix, with the game streaming on NBA TV and NBC Sports Bay Area. Both teams enter the matchup missing key backcourt pieces: Steph Curry and Brandin Podziemski sit out for Golden State, while the Warriors try to spark backup Brandon Williams. The Suns will rely on Devin Booker, Jalen Green and Miles Bridges. The article notes the Warriors’ recent 111‑108 loss to Memphis after a blown 12‑point lead and highlights what to watch – Williams’ expanded role and the Warriors’ need for backcourt scoring. Projected starters are listed for both squads.
Rapp is poised to see extensive work on Sunday after playing most of the snaps for the Broncos in Week 6.
A new ranking of the 25 worst trades in NBA history has the Phoenix Suns on both sides of the coin.
Updated Warriors injury report paints a bleak picture for tonight's battle against the Suns.
Williams recorded seven tackles (four solo, three assisted) and one pass defensed during his time with Arizona.
The Arizona Cardinals shuffle their roster ahead of Thursday’s clash with the Denver Broncos, signing running back Evan Hull from the practice squad and promoting offensive lineman Kingsley Eguakun and defensive lineman Jared Harrison‑Hunte. Both Jeremiah Love and offensive tackle Jon Gaines remain sidelined, and safety Wydett Williams is released. Hull dons #26, Eguakun #64, and Harrison‑Hunte #98, though their immediate impact is uncertain as the team grapples with depth issues on offense and defense.
The Cardinals announced four roster moves on Saturday, including promoting RB Evan Hull to the active roster and releasing DB Wydett Williams. For game day, Arizona elevated OL Kingsley Eguakun and DL Jared Harrison-Hunte from the practice squad. Hull, 25, was selected by the Colts with the No. 176 overall pick in the fifth round […] The post Cardinals Made Four Roster Moves appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Phoenix Suns (0-1) could remain without guard Luke Kennard for Saturday night’s home opener against the Golden State Warriors (0-2) as they attempt to bounce back from a disappointing start to the 2026-27 NBA season. Phoenix listed Kennard as questionable with left knee tendinopathy on its latest injury report Saturday afternoon. The veteran guard […] The post Is Luke Kennard playing tonight? Suns vs. Warriors injury report appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The AZ Snake Pit revisits the off‑season trade that never happened: the Arizona Diamondbacks swapping Ketel Marte for Boston Red Sox prospects Payton Tolle and Franklin Arias. The piece explores how the deal—blocked by Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen’s demand to include prospect Marcelo Mayer—could have reshaped Arizona’s roster, prompting a likely signing of 3B Alex Bregman on a five‑year, $175 million contract and eliminating the later acquisitions of Zac Gallen and Nolan Arenado. By assuming the players kept their 2026 production levels, the author speculates on the ripple effects for both clubs and offers a “what‑if” scenario for fans.
Bo Nix and the Broncos passing game have a massive opportunity to get right against a struggling Arizona pass defense.
After Oso Ighodaro suffers an oblique strain that sidelines him for the Suns’ upcoming game against Golden State, Phoenix’s center depth plummets to Khaman Maluach, Duop Reath and Drew Timme. With Mark Williams out after shoulder labrum surgery and a $4.4 million cap space opening, the Suns could chase free‑agent veterans. The article highlights 35‑year‑old Dwight Powell—13‑year NBA veteran, 6.5 pts, 4.2 reb per game, 83rd‑percentile defender—as a prime rebounding and rim‑protection option to shore up the bench. It also notes the uncertain recovery timeline for Ighodaro, ranging from 1 to 8+ weeks depending on injury grade.
Aidan Hutchinson organized a players-only meeting that helped spark the Detroit Lions defense before their 45-21 win over Arizona.
The Phoenix Suns must overhaul effort and execution before facing the Golden State Warriors, says analyst Dillon Brooks. After a disastrous season opener in Portland—falling behind 21-0 and shooting just 15‑of‑36 from the Suns’ core trio (Booker, Brooks, Green)—the team’s frontcourt depth is tested with Mark Williams and Oso Ighodaro out. Coach expects bench players Khaman Maluach and Drew Timme to step up and for the rotation to improve communication, energy, and togetherness. The upcoming home opener against the Warriors is a chance for Phoenix to prove those lessons stick and avoid early deficits that let Golden State dictate the pace.
The Phoenix Suns went down by as many as 52 points during their season-opening loss to the Portland Trail Blazers.
Perhaps looking for an extra boost to get to 5-2, the Broncos will wear a specific uniform combination Sunday in which they've never lost on the road.
Curry and Green's absence could be a massive boost for Phoenix, which is coming off a 41-point loss to the Portland Trail Blazers in its season opener.
In this opening episode of Inside the Suns, the Bright Side Of The Sun round‑table dissects Phoenix’s 0‑1 start against Portland, calling the loss a collective “team effort” of poor play as Dame Davis’ three‑point barrage overwhelms them. Debutant Koa Peat registers his first points and a technical, while panelists debate whether the early home‑heavy schedule (nine of the first twelve games) will aid a turnaround or set up a tough road stretch later. Opinions vary—from fear the loss signals a new norm to hopes it’s a one‑off—prompting listeners to watch how the Suns respond in Game 2.
The Denver Broncos offense has been struggling mightily lately. But they can get right against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. The post Denver Broncos have a chance at a get-right game against Arizona Cardinals appeared first on Mile High Sports .
The Green Bay Packers have become an intriguing team to watch ahead of the November 10 trade deadline, with speculation linking them to Arizona Cardinals pass rusher Josh Sweat. This potential move has an unusual connection to the Micah Parsons trade, as Dallas is also being mentioned as a possible destination for Sweat while Green […] The post 1 player Packers must trade before 2026 NFL trade deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Fitzgerald's custom ring honors his Hall of Fame career with intricate details associated with his legacy.
Jeremy Fowler reports that the Cowboys may be interested in trading for Cardinals DE Josh Sweat before the deadline. There was a ton of speculation about Sweat and his future this offseason. Sweat wasn’t around the team for most of spring, then spent most of camp on the PUP list with an injury shrouded in […] The post Cowboys Could Have Interest In Cardinals DE Josh Sweat appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .