Team ball. In every aspect of the word.

Suns After Dark host Gerald Bourguet joins the pod to discuss round two against the Pelis.

Another night, another whistle spiral. The Suns survived a free throw parade in New Orleans where the Pelicans lived at the line, missed 17 freebies, and somehow turned officiating discourse into the main character again.

Jake from ⁨@SunsPlanetPodcast⁩ joins the show to talk about the Suns thrashing the Luka-less Lakers.

Booker dropped 38 and the Suns dropped everything else.

Holden Sherman joins the show again to break down the Suns vs. Warriors game.

Collin Gillespie’s emergence will leave the Suns with a conundrum when Jalen Green returns. Right?

How officiating shaped a night the Suns could not control.

Flex From Jersey is on the show to help navigate a 49-point ass whoopin'.

Holden Sherman joins the podcast as we talk about another win that is all heart.

The Suns hit a wall in Houston and never recovered.

Booker hurts his groin in the first, but the Suns pile it on LA anyways!

Not rest for the weary...

When the levee creaked, Phoenix stood firm and punched back.

Mark Williams leads, Phoenix steadies, business handled.

Short-rest Suns keep their edge but can’t overcome 20 turnovers.

No Wemby. No Harper. No Castle. No problem.

Despite 28 turnovers, the Suns steal a miracle win late.

Suns surrender 47 in the fourth and let one slip away.

Welcome back to JAM Session Sunrise! Today, we run through the NBA in 90 seconds, hit the latest from the In-Season Tournament, and react to Willie Green’s firing. We break down Draymond going toe-to-toe with Wemby, the Warriors squeezing out a one-point win, and all of last night’s action, including the Knicks over the Heat, the Pistons moving to 2–0 in NBA Cup play, and the Rockets lighting up the Blazers behind Sengun’s near triple-double. Deni Avdija steps into the spotlight with career-high production, carrying the Blazers to a 6–6 record while pushing them into the top 10 in scoring and steals. Our team spotlight shines on the Pistons, now 11–2 and the best squad in the East. We also touch on MVP mentions, shout out The Morning Birdie and Last Second Shot, and dive into the fallout of the Nico Harrison firing with insight from Kirk Henderson. It’s one of the wildest NBA front-office breakups we’ve seen in years—and it’s only getting messier.