So the divorce is finally official. Mike D’Antoni gets $24 million in alimony and Steve Kerr gets custody of the Phoenix Suns. Read more

I don’t know if this was their last appearance here this year or not, but just in case it was, the Suns certainly left their fans laughing with their broom-busting act. And how sweep it wasn’t! Read more

OUCH!!! No, that won’t quite get it. More like AAAAaaaaagh! Read more

The Suns could hardly have asked for anything more on the final (finally!!!) day of the regular season. Oh, they could have hoped a combination of circumstances would give them the home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs, but that was the longest of long shots anyway. Read more

The guest list for the Big Dance, NBA version, is finally complete. But exactly who will dance with whom and where in the West is still as undecided with only two days to go in the season as it was two months ago. Read more

No matter what you may have heard, the Suns did NOT shoot themselves in the foot in the fourth period Sunday. Read more

What do you get on a night when a very good home team that can’t do anything wrong meets a very bad road team that can’t do anything? Read more

They must have dusted off one of those old wrestling scripts for this one. Read more

Forget the new sheriff bit. There’s a new JUGGERNAUT in town. Well, actually it’s really just a souped up version of the old juggernaut. And it has astounded the experts by adding a lot more power without losing so much as one iota of speed. Read more

The much-discussed Psychological/Philosophical Period of Adjustment to the Shaq Era is over! And let the record show it took much less time than the pessimists thought it would (estimates ran as low as “never”) and is working out even better than the most cockeyed optimists hoped it would. Read more

It’s baaack! The swagger or mojo or aggressiveness, just plain confidence, or whatever you want to call it is definitely back with the Suns. Read more

Lot of good omens this one. And maybe one of the most significant ones is that instead of playing down to the opposition, as has been their wont, the Suns played up to their potential. Read more

Today I come not so much to praise the Suns (although they are certainly highly deserving of some) but to unbury them. Read more

What with Spring Training having broken out in our midst, we need a baseball-related idiom to describe this one, namely and to wit: The Suns were like an infielder who plays every hop right except the last one. Read more

To paraphrase a disaster description made famous by a Knick of yore whose name I misremember: The ship may not be sinkin’ --- but it ain’t exactly sailin’ either. Read more