Suns in Three 'Can't-Miss' Games on NBA League Pass
The Phoenix Suns will take part in a handful of the 949 games set to be featured on NBA League Pass for the 2023-24 regular season.
That's quite the amount of games, though all but 12 (thanks to national broadcasts) of Phoenix's matchups will be viewable for Suns fans thanks to a recent move made by owner Mat Ishbia to make his team more accessible for local fans.
As we climb closer to the regular season, NBA.com highlighted 20 must-see games that will be featured on NBA League Pass, and the Suns were featured in three matchups:
Suns in Three Can't-Miss Games on NBA League Pass
The Phoenix Suns figure to be must-watch on a nightly basis.
Dec. 13: Brooklyn at Phoenix, 9 ET
Brian Martin: "This marks the first meeting between the Nets and Suns since last season’s blockbuster trade sent Kevin Durant to Phoenix in exchange for Mikal Bridges, Cam Johnson and multiple future Draft picks. Bridges experienced an offensive breakthrough after the trade as he became the primary option in Brooklyn. What will he and Johnson have in store in their first game back in the Valley since the trade?"
Dec. 17: Washington at Phoenix, 8 ET
Martin: "Bradley Beal will play his first game ever against the Washington Wizards, the team that drafted him third overall in 2012. He spent the first 11 seasons of his career with the Wizards, where he became one of the franchise’s all-time leading scorers. Beal’s return game to D.C. won’t be until February on NBA TV, but his first game against his former squad is on League Pass."
Jan. 3: LA Clippers at Phoenix Suns, 9 ET
Martin: "This is the first meeting between these teams since the Suns eliminated the Clippers in five games in the first round of last season’s playoffs. We have to mention that the Clippers were shorthanded in that series as they played without Paul George for its entirety and Kawhi Leonard missed the final three games of the series after suffering a knee injury. If the stars are healthy, this is a can’t-miss matchup as the Clippers’ duo takes on the new-look Suns’ trio of Durant, Booker and Beal."
