Brendan Mau is a staff writer for Suns on SI. He has been a credentialed media member covering the Phoenix Suns since 2023, focusing on various aspects of competitive sports, including sports business and marketing. Brendan's work has been featured in Yardbarker, NewsBreak, Sports Illustrated, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Brendan Mau's coverage is exclusively focused on local sports, particularly basketball and the NBA. He seems to prioritize event coverage and exclusives. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local NBA events, exclusive player interviews, behind-the-scenes stories about the Phoenix Suns, or breaking news regarding injuries and trades.
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PHOENIX -- Several players had career seasons with the Phoenix Suns last year in what was an overall terrific showing by first-year coach Jordan Ott.
By: Brendan Mau
The Hornets were eying this top Suns asset all along. PHOENIX -- The Phoenix Suns made a pretty controversial trade earlier this summer when
The Suns have some great value deals on their payroll following a terrific offseason.
The Phoenix Suns have had some notable draft blunders in their history, but the most recent one involved passing on Tyrese Haliburton with the No. 10
After a few changes this offseason, experts aren't high on the Suns. PHOENIX -- The Phoenix Suns continue to be underlooked going into the 2026-27 season after the changes they made this offseason.
There is a legit path for the Suns to build on the success of last season.
There's a legitimate chance the Suns take a step back this season.
Phoenix Suns guard Collin Gillespie is behind Suns franchise icon Devin Booker no matter what.
By: Brendan Mau
Jalen Green will be looking to take a big leap in his second year with the Suns.
Depth and player development could be overlooked factors of just how high the Phoenix Suns ' ceiling can be for the 2026-27 season.
