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The Golden State Warriors have hired Frank Vogel as associate head coach under Steve Kerr, a move that has sparked speculation about a potential LeBron James reunion in Golden State given Vogel’s history with James and his reputation as a top defensive coach; while Shams Charania reported the hire, there’s no imminent LeBron decision, and Vogel’s arrival is viewed as an effort to bolster the Warriors’ defense ahead of the 2026-27 season.
The Golden State Warriors have hired veteran coach Frank Vogel to join Steve Kerr’s staff as associate head coach, reuniting him with Kerr after Vogel’s recent year with the Mavericks; he previously led the Lakers to the 2020 NBA title.
The Phoenix Suns suffered an embarrassing 105-92 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers, failing to capitalize on the absence of key players. The team's lack of consistency and inability to rally when facing adversity has raised concerns about accountability in the locker room. Despite a second-half push, the Suns' performance highlighted the need for strategic lineup changes and adaptation. With playoff implications looming, the Suns face a crucial rematch against the Clippers and must secure wins to maintain their postseason hopes.
The Phoenix Suns were left frustrated after a controversial timeout call by LeBron James in the final seconds of their NBA In-Season Tournament quarterfinals game against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Suns believed they had forced a turnover, but James called a timeout to retain possession for the Lakers. Despite their objections, the timeout stood, and the Lakers went on to win 106-103. Suns coach Frank Vogel expressed his disappointment with the referees' explanation and called for the ability to review such calls. The controversy overshadowed the fact that the Suns had outperformed the Lakers in shooting percentages but were hindered by turnovers and offensive rebounds allowed.
Phoenix Suns center Deandre Ayton, like Anthony Davis, believes he is better suited to play as a power forward. With Ayton set to play under his third NBA head coach, the possibility of him seeing time at forward under Frank Vogel, who previously allowed Davis to play in that position, is worth considering. The Suns' president of basketball operations, James Jones, has previously expressed openness to the idea. If implemented, it could provide the Suns with added defensive size and potentially help them in their quest for an NBA championship.
HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto and Phoenix Sports Radio Talk Show host John Gambadoro share new intel surrounding the Suns’ acquisition of Bradley Beal, what’s next for Chris Paul, Deandre Ayton’s future, how Frank Vogel became head coach, and a free agency preview. The Suns are expected to trade Deandre Ayton to get depth, and there is mutual interest from the Suns and Jock Landale in returning to Phoenix. The Beal trade gives them more incentive to keep him because if you’re going to have a guy that’s going to get a mid-tier salary on this roster, it’s him and Torrey Craig, potentially.
Frank Vogel, the new head coach of the Phoenix Suns, has expressed his interest in coaching Chris Paul and helping him win a championship. However, sources say that the Suns are considering waiving the veteran point guard due to financial limitations. Paul is entering the third year of his four-year, $120 million deal, and the Suns could make trades or look to trade him to make it easier to keep him. Vogel has experience managing veteran players like LeBron James and plans to be smart with Paul's load to avoid injury.
Frank Vogel, the new head coach of the Phoenix Suns, has expressed his interest in coaching Chris Paul and helping him win a championship. However, sources say that the Suns are considering waiving the veteran point guard due to financial limitations. Paul is entering the third year of his four-year, $120 million deal, with the third year being partially guaranteed. Vogel has experience managing veteran players, having coached LeBron James during his time with the Lakers.
The Phoenix Suns have hired Frank Vogel as their new head coach, replacing Monty Williams. General Manager James Jones cited the need for a different voice and energy to elevate the team to the next level. Vogel brings similarities to Williams in terms of player communication and connection, but also differences in his defensive-minded approach and schematic versatility. He has experience working with star players like LeBron James and Anthony Davis, and wants to allow Devin Booker and Deandre Ayton to provide feedback. Vogel recognizes the need for evolution in the NBA and is ready to adapt his system to the changing game.
Frank Vogel, former Lakers coach, takes over as head coach of the Phoenix Suns, hoping to replicate his success in LA by finding a way to mesh the skills of stars Devin Booker and Kevin Durant. Vogel plans to apply direct belief and a defensive-minded approach to the team, which is already on the rise. The Suns have to decide whether to stick with center Deandre Ayton or trade him. Vogel has surrounded himself with proven assistants, including David Fizdale and Kevin Young, and believes the foundation is in place for the Suns to remain one of the Western Conference's best teams.
Devin Booker and Kevin Durant have expressed their support for the Phoenix Suns' hiring of Frank Vogel as their new head coach. Vogel, who previously coached the Lakers to the 2019-20 NBA championship, is known for his defensive schemes and strategy. Suns president of basketball operations and general manager James Jones said that Vogel's championship experience, great communication skills, and ability to coach young, talented players made him the ideal candidate for the job. The Suns fired former head coach Monty Williams after being eliminated from the playoffs in the Western Conference semifinals for a second straight year.
The Phoenix Suns have named Frank Vogel as their new head coach, bringing in a coach with a championship pedigree and a track record of building winning cultures. Vogel has 11 years of experience as an NBA head coach, winning an NBA championship with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2020. He has led his team to the playoffs in seven of his 11 seasons as a head coach, three times progressing to the conference finals. Vogel becomes the 21st head coach in Suns history and the first to have won an NBA title as a head coach.
Frank Vogel, former head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, has been hired by the Phoenix Suns for a $31 million contract over the next five years. Vogel has been an NBA head coach for 11 seasons, winning a championship with the Lakers and making the Conference Finals twice with the Indiana Pacers. While he is known for his defensive buy-in and adjustments, his offensive side of the ball is considered his biggest weakness. Despite this, Vogel is expected to be a stabilizing force for the Suns after a year of turbulence.
The Phoenix Suns have added former NBA head coach David Fizdale to Frank Vogel's coaching staff, in addition to retaining Kevin Young as the top assistant, giving the Suns a "Big 3" of coaches on the sideline for the 2023-24 season. Owner Mat Ishbia and general manager James Jones and Vogel aren't done adding to the coaching staff yet. The Suns are putting together an excellent coaching staff with Vogel, Young, and Fizdale, making aggressive moves to try and win a title.
The Phoenix Suns have added former NBA head coach David Fizdale to Frank Vogel's coaching staff, in addition to retaining Kevin Young as the top assistant, giving the Suns a "Big 3" of coaches on the sideline for the 2023-24 season. The Suns' owner and general manager are not done adding to the coaching staff yet. The team is making aggressive moves to try and win a title, with owner Mat Ishbia paying whatever it takes.