Dan Bickley is a Co-Host and Columnist at Arizona Sports. With over three decades of experience in sports journalism, he has established himself as a leading voice in Arizona sports, covering major league and team sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Bickley is featured in BVM Sports, Sports Arizona, and NewsBreak.
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By: Dan Bickley
Victory laps are one of the greatest rewards in professional sports. Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia took his on Thursday.
By: Dan Bickley
Aaron Rodgers would represent a short-term solution to apathy, irrelevancy and plummeting ticket sales for the Cardinals.
By: Dan Bickley
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama received grace from the NBA. The 2007 Phoenix Suns were not so lucky, writes Dan Bickley.
No team with 14 losses the previous season has ever been gifted as brutal a schedule as the 2026 Arizona Cardinals, Dan Bickley writes.
Jacoby Brissett stands on business with 10 toes down, and his contract negotiations with the Cardinals are proof of that.
Victor Wembanyama hit a new level in Game 1 with his unbelievable play, representing something ominous to the Phoenix Suns, Dan Bickley writes.
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By: Dan Bickley
The Diamondbacks have attractions: The speed of Corbin Carroll, the scorch and sizzle of Ketel Marte and a manager who occasionally turns into King Midas.
No longer should players who exaggerate the first sign of contact be rewarded, and this starts at home because Devin Booker is a prime flopping offender.
By: Dan Bickley
Entering Year Four of Monti Ossenfort's tenure, the Cardinals badly need to catch a break amid no sign of clarity regarding Josh Sweat and Jacoby Brissett.
