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Suns Team Up With Verizon

On Wednesday, Suns Head Coach Alvin Gentry explained how Verizon and Samsung have helped he and his staff.

Suns/ Emerson HopeKids Clinic

The Suns recently teamed up with Emerson to provide a special day on the court for special children in the HopeKids program.

Shot at Glory

The Phoenix Suns organization recently hit the greens for a very good cause.

Suns vs. Bucks

Steve Nash scores 18 points and drops 11 dimes on his 38th birthday to lead the Suns to a 107-105 victory over the Bucks.