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.

Return of The Valley! And the return of SUNWORLDWIDE as the Suns absolutely destroy Indiana.

Phoenix didn’t just win — they adapted. Survived a late Dallas surge by grinding it out differently. That’s progress.

Grayson Allen erupts as Suns extend hot streak to three.

Suns silence the Intuit Dome and get right on the road.

Bradley Beal has one of his best games for Phoenix as Jalen Green debuts. SUNSWORLDWIDE joins the show to break it all down.

The Suns got punched, stumbled, swung back, then face-planted. So… what’s the bright side? Who’s in the burn book? And are we really talking Jalen Green for Ja already?

The Suns finally found their chaos sweet spot — swarming, clawing, and flat-out annoying the undefeated Spurs into submission. It wasn’t pretty, but it was poetic, and for one night, patience finally paid off in the Valley.

Gavin and Nate for the Aussies Suns Fans Podcast join the show to talk about a 36-point night for Booker and a 22-point Suns win.

The Suns fought like hell and nearly pulled off a gritty win, but the game slipped away in the final seconds as Booker’s shot rimmed out. It was a reminder that effort can’t always outmuscle execution, especially on nights when nothing comes easy.

The Suns took us on an early-season emotional rollercoaster in Utah—down 16–2, brawling back, and still falling in overtime. We break down the grit, the growing pains, and introduce a couple of new segments.

Nuggets depth crushes tired Suns despite Booker's 31.

Oof. Game 2 of the season is a reminder that the Suns are a developmental team. And the Clippers have championship aspirations. Hehehe. Aspirations.

It’s here. The 2025–26 season tips off, and the Suns are back in business. First up on the hit list? Those pesky SacTown Kings. Grab your popcorn, it’s go time.

It’s time for the Preseason JAMMY Awards, where John and Matthew hand out the hardware, make bold predictions, and probably regret half of them by Christmas.

We've arrived at our final divisional preview, the one in which the Suns reside. John and Matthew discuss their predictions for each time after analyzing offseason moves.

Division previews roll on as we head to the Southwest — home of Ja, Zion, and some guy the league calls “KD.” Buckle up, it’s about to get spicy.

It's the final preseason game of the season. Holy DAMN DAMN Maluach!

It's even earlier than last game, but that's not stopping us! Join John for another preseason postgamer!