Complete postgame coverage from both locker rooms after the Suns lost to the Spurs in Game 1 of their opening round playoff series. Hear from Steve Nash, Shaquille O'Neal, Amare Stoudemire, Tony Parker and more, following the dramatic double overtime thriller. Game 2 is in San Antonio on Tuesday night. Log onto Suns.com to view more Suns video features.

The Suns practiced and met the media in Phoenix before heading out to San Antonio on Friday afternoon, in advance of their Game 1 mactchup in the opening round of the 2008 NBA Playoffs on Saturday afternoon. Suns.com TV talked to Amare Stoudemire, Grant Hill and more before hopping aboard the Suns charter for exclusive behing-the-scenes coverage.

Shaquille O'Neal helps judge the finals for the 2008 Dunkman Competition at the US Airways Center on Thursday, April 17.

Suns legend Kevin Johnson held a campaign fundraiser for his mayoral bid in KJ's hometown of Sacramento, Calif. at a recent Suns game.

This week hosts Jamie Morris and Tim Kempton hit the hardwood of US Airway's Center practice court for a playoff preview edition of Suns.com TV's Nothin' But Net. J-Mo and Tim talked about the team's upcoming opening round series with Steve Nash, Grant Hill, Mike D'Antoni and more after Thursday afternoon's practice.

Suns.com TV's Tim Kempton was on hand as the Suns wrapped up the regular season and look ahead to the Spurs in the playoffs.

Suns All-Star forward Amare Stoudemire took host Jamie Morris on a tour of his downtown restaurant on the latest edition of Suns.com TV's Phoenix Suns Home Court. The All-NBA big man talked about his downtown eatery, his charity work and looked forward to the playoffs.

Suns Gametime takes a look at former Suns sharpshooter and current broadcaster Dan Majerle's tradition of draining a halfcourt shot from his courtside broadcast perch before games.

Suns center Shaquille O'Neal helps open a new Reading and Learning Center with NBA legend Bob Lanier, courtesy of Suns Gametime.

Suns legend Tom Chambers gets a workout with Suns head athletic trainer Aaron Nelson on the new low-contact treadmill, courtesy of Suns Gametime.