On the sixth episode of the Suns After Dark Podcast, Gerald Bourguet is joined by Bright Side of the Suns' John Voita to break down the Phoenix Suns' minor move before the 2026 NBA Trade Deadline!

To start off with, the two give their thoughts on the Suns' relatively quiet trade deadline, which included their minor move to send Nick Richards and Nigel Hayes-Davis to the Milwaukee Bucks for Amir Coffey and Cole Anthony.

From there, they dive into expectations for Coffey and Anthony, as well as the luxury tax implications of this move. After that, they evaluate whether the Suns should've been more active at the trade deadline and potential concerns after choosing to avoid rocking the boat.

Finally, they take a look at the other notable trades from other Western Conference contenders and how they might impact the Suns' hunt for a playoff spot.

0:00 - Intro

1:15 - Evaluating the Suns' trade deadline as a whole

7:40 - What to expect from Amir Coffey

11:40 - What to expect from Cole Anthony

13:25 - Luxury tax savings, Jamaree Bouyea and Isaiah Livers

23:00 - Concerns over the Suns not being more aggressive

32:00 - Potential trade targets the Suns could've explored

39:00 - Evaluating the trades the rest of the Western Conference made

On the fifth episode of the Suns After Dark Podcast, Gerald Bourguet is joined by former Locked On Suns host Brendon Kleen to set expectations for Jalen Green's imminent return, discuss multiple trades that might make sense for the Phoenix Suns before the 2026 NBA Trade Deadline, and rave about Marty Supreme!

To start things off, Brendon gives his thoughts on the Suns being the surprise team of the NBA, before they hone in on Jalen Green nearing his return and what to expect from Green, Devin Booker and Dillon Brooks once that happens.

From there, the duo goes through 10 different potential Suns trades ahead of the 2026 NBA Trade Deadline, including Nick Richards salary dumps to get underneath the tax, Bobby Portis, Jerami Grant and Santi Aldama.

After going through all 10 trades, they end the show by raving about Marty Supreme, which features a career-defining performance from Timothee Chalamet.

0:00 - Intro

1:15 - Brendon's general thoughts on this Suns team

4:25 - Expectations for Jalen Green's imminent return

12:00 - Suns trade talk disclaimers

14:30 - Trade No. 1: DaRon Holmes II

19:55 - Trade No. 2: Chris Boucher

22:05 - Trade No. 3: Trendon Watford

24:35 - Trade No. 4: Guerschon Yabusele

31:05 - Trade No. 5: Jerami Grant

36:30 - Trade No. 6: Obi Toppin

39:15 - Trade No. 7: Bobby Portis

44:00 - Trade No. 8: Jeremy Sochan

49:05 - Trade No. 9: Santi Aldama

54:40 - Trade No. 10: Dorian Finney-Smith & Clint Capela

59:40 - Marty Supreme

On the fourth episode of the Suns After Dark Podcast, Gerald Bourguet is joined by ESPN's Brian Windhorst to break down the Phoenix Suns' surprising 2025-26 season so far!

First, they start with Kevin Durant's revenge game-winner against the Suns and his "scapegoated" comments after the fact. Was KD scapegoated in Phoenix? Or does he deserve his fair share of blame for how the Suns spiraled last year?

Then, Windy tells some stories about his time covering the Suns in Phoenix, including his memories of the 2021 and 2022 teams, the ESPN story exposing Robert Server and more.

After that, Gerald gets Windy's thoughts on how the Suns have drastically exceeded expectations this season, including people underestimating the Dillon Brooks Experience.

From there, it's time to examine Jordan Ott's case for Coach of the Year, whether Devin Booker should be an All-Star this season, and their main competition for those accolades.

Finally, they discuss the upcoming 2026 NBA Trade Deadline and what to expect from the Suns.

0:00 - Intro

2:35 - Thoughts on Kevin Durant's "scapegoated" comments

11:45 - Windy's stories from covering the 2021-22 Suns

20:10 - How this Suns team has exceeded expectations

28:20 - Underestimating the impact of the Dillon Brooks Experience

35:35 - OUR FIRST EVER AD BREAK!

36:40 - Jordan Ott's case and competition for Coach of the Year

42:35 - Devin Booker's All-Star case and competition

46:20 - What to expect from Suns at 2026 NBA Trade Deadline

On the third episode of the Suns After Dark Podcast, Gerald Bourguet is joined by Arizona Sports' Kellan Olson to discuss the biggest concerns still facing the Phoenix Suns as they head into Christmas, rank some potential playoff opponents in the Western Conference if the Suns make the postseason, and show love to some of their favorite movies and TV shows of 2025, including Wake Up Dead Man, Pluribus, Hamnet, The Pitt, Andor, Severance and more!

First, the two run through some concerns for the overachieving Suns and give them a number on a scale of 1-10 for just how worrisome they are, including Jalen Green's latest injury updated, Devin Booker's dwindling 3-point percentage, Mark Williams trying to find his groove, the Suns' opponent offensive rebounding rate, Phoenix's high turnover rate and plenty more.

Then, they try to rank the Oklahoma City Thunder, Los Angeles Lakers, Denver Nuggets, San Antonio Spurs, Minnesota Timberwolves, Houston Rockets and Golden State Warriors in terms of least favorable to most favorable matchups for the Suns if they make the playoffs.

Finally, they spend some time going through their favorite movies and TV shows of 2025, including Wake Up Dead Man, Pluribus, Hamnet, The Pitt, Andor, Severance, Adolescence, Shoresy, Eternity, Twinless, Task, The Studio and more!

0:00 - Intro

1:45 - Christmas Concern No. 1 for Suns: Jalen Green's injury update

8:20 - Christmas Concern No. 2: Devin Booker's dwindling 3P%

14:00 - Christmas Concern No. 3: Getting out-rebounded

16:50 - Christmas Concern No. 4: Suns' turnovers

20:10 - Christmas Concern No. 5: Suns' 3P regression

25:10 - Christmas Concern No. 6: Low rim rate & FT rate

28:15 - Christmas Concern No. 7: Mark Williams still finding his groove

31:05 - Kellan's favorite Suns newcomer to interview

34:45 - Ranking Suns' potential playoff opponents

50:35 - What we've been watching lately: Wake Up Dead Man

55:20 - Pluribus Season 1

1:04:50 - Our favorite TV shows and movies of 2025: Hamnet, Eternity, Twinless, One Battle After Another, Sinners, The Pitt, Task, Shoresy, Andor, Severance, Adolescence

On the second episode of the Suns After Dark Podcast, Gerald Bourguet is joined by The Timeline's Sam Cooper to talk about Dillon Brooks' insane start to the season and the biggest surprises for the Phoenix Suns!

First, the two discuss the insane finish (and horrendous officiating) in the Suns' recent loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. Then, they move on to how Jordan Ott has left his imprint on a team that's exceeding expectations in the Western Conference.

After that, the duo tries to figure out what to make of Dillon Brooks' insane, high-usage start to the season in his first year with Phoenix. From there, they discuss their biggest Suns surprises of the season, highlighted by Mark Williams and Collin Gillespie.

Finally, to close things out, they talk about some movies they've watched recently, including Sorry, Baby, Train Dreams, Jay Kelly and Weapons!

0:00 - Intro

2:00 - Insane finish (and horrendous officiating) in Suns vs. Lakers

11:00 - How Jordan Ott has dramatically changed the Suns

20:20 - Domantas Sabonis to the Suns??

23:55 - Suns' offensive rebounding

26:35 - Worried about the Suns' rookies?

31:00 - What to make of Dillon Brooks

40:10 - Sam's biggest Suns surprise of the season: Mark Williams

46:20 - Gerald's biggest Suns surprise: Collin Gillespie

54:00 - What we've watched recently: Sorry, Baby

59:30 - Sinners, Weapons & Bring Her Back

1:03:15 - Train Dreams

On the first episode of the Suns After Dark Podcast, Gerald Bourguet is joined by Lindsey Smith to talk about the Phoenix Suns' surprising start to the 2025-26 season before diving into their shared experiences getting fired by their former employer. Plus, they talk about what movies and TV shows they've been watching, including Frankenstein, Weapons, One Battle After Another and Season 3 of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives!