3 Phoenix Suns Players Who Stood Out in NBA Summer League originally appeared on Athlon Sports. It has been a busy offseason ...

If there’s one concern fans might have about this Kentucky team, it’s shooting — and that’s probably only because last year’s team was so good at it. Mark Pope’s first Kentucky squad set the ...

The Bronx, New York native has seen his stock rise in the weeks leading up to this summer's draft on the strength of his ...

St. Joseph's forward Rasheer Fleming was the Phoenix Suns' No. 31 overall pick and Kentucky's Koby Brea was No. 41 in the ...

Brea (thumb) didn't play in Saturday's 111-87 Summer League win over the Trail Blazers. Brea missed the team's final two Summer League games due to a sprained left thumb. Over three Summer League ...

Averaging 5.9 attempts per game, Koby Brea led the SEC and ranked ninth among all players in Division I in 3-point percentage.

Koby Brea was acquired by the Phoenix Suns as the No. 41 pick from the Golden State Warriors in the 2025 NBA Draft out of ...

The Phoenix Suns led by as many as 26 points in Friday's win over the Washington Wizards in their NBA Summer League opener in ...

Brea has scored 15 or more points in two straight Summer League games in Las Vegas. The Kentucky product followed up an incredibly efficient shooting performance against the Wizards on Friday with ...

Koby Brea needs a haircut. The Phoenix Suns' second-round pick out of Kentucky posted a scenic picture on his Instagram page of a desert landscape and cactus with a caption that read "I need a barber ...

At Kentucky, Koby Brea averaged 11.6 points per game and led the team in 3-point percentage, hitting 43.5% of his attempts. Brea's draft selection marks the 18th consecutive NBA draft with at least ...

Attention, Valley barbers. Koby Brea needs a haircut. The Phoenix Suns' second-round pick out of Kentucky posted a scenic picture on his Instagram page of a desert landscape and cactus with a ...