John and Matthew are in Amarillo, Texas for the holidays, but that ain't stopping them from breaking down a Suns victory, y'all! We're talking Pat Bev, DWJ's contributions, Anthony Davis' dominance, and acorns.

Phoenix pummels the Knicks on a Sunday afternoon. John and Matthew are talking about Cam Payne's energy, Torrey Craig's offensive rebounding, naps, the Cowboys, the Bengals, and chicks from Laveen.

Road Suns strike again, coming out flat and squandering a 49-point Booker performance. We're talking about the Greek god-like Lauri Markkanen, the two halves of DA, and group chats.

The Suns debut the new turquoise City Edition uniforms and beat down the Warriors, 130-119. We're talking about Golden State's roster, the need for more Point Booker, another underwhelming DA performance, and...uh...nipples.

Suns road trip ends with a 1-3 record as the Suns lose 112-111 in South Beach. Is it Ayton's fault? Or Monty? Or Mikal? Whatever it is, it isn't the end of the world, okay?

Rough game, rough post game pod! Some audio issues didn't stop us though! Fanning the Flames' Paul and Dan join to talk about the loss, Batman movies, and family bets.

Suns smoke the Wolves, winning by 12 and being up by as much as 25. The guys commend the pace of play by both Payne and Bridges, question Ayton's engagement, talk about Gobert (and Voita's) frosted tips, and John breaks down his spinal injection.

The Suns only score 88 points, lose the game and CP3. John and Matthew contemplate what a long-term injury to the Point God could mean to PHX, explore Cam Johnson replacements, and ask if Ayton getting minutes at the four is a viable option.

The Suns avenge their two losses to the Blazers with a dominating win. Matthew is joined by none other than Brandon, the Suns Geek, to discuss how Phoenix moved to the top of the Western Conference with the win.

A weird loss on a bullshit buzzer beater, it gets more complicated if Cam Johnson is hurt long term. It's a somber pod as the guys contemplate what that means for the Suns, talk about a great Ayton game, and drop some childhood trauma.