If anyone understands Phoenix Suns point guard Tyus Jones, it’s Devin Booker. The two have been in sync this season, despite the team not being much of it themselves. Through the ups and downs, it’s resulted in Jones changing roles a barrage of times.

Memphis Grizzlies guard Luke Kennard (10) handles the ball against Phoenix Suns guard Tyus Jones (21) in the second half of an NBA basketball game Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025, in

Some things are best left unchanged. Phoenix Suns head coach Mike Budenholzer felt that in its entirety on Saturday. He moved Tyus Jones from the starting lineup to the bench. Subsequently, he put Bradley Beal back in the starting lineup.

The Phoenix Suns made a big decision involving the rotation roles of guards Tyus Jones and Bradley Beal. Heading into Saturday’s matchup with the Chicago Bulls, the Suns revealed they are benching Jones in favor of Beal.

In the second game back from the All-Star break, the struggling Phoenix Suns finally made a starting lineup change that had been long anticipated. After 15 straight games of coming off the bench, Bradley Beal replaced Tyus Jones in the starting 5 in the Suns' 121-117 victory over the Chicago Bulls Saturday.

The Phoenix Suns’ home arena became unglued on Tuesday after Collin Gillespie drained his eighth, ninth, and tenth points of the night with almost 30 seconds left. That 3-pointer sealed the 119-117 win,

Tyus Jones talked about how appreciative he is of Devin Booker's comments following the Suns' loss on Thursday.

Jones is in the starting lineup for Thursday's game against the Pelicans. Bradley Beal is sitting out with a calf injury Thursday, creating an opportunity for Jones to re-enter Phoenix's starting lineup and get a boost in fantasy value after he was recently moved to the bench.

The Suns' bench provides additional strength to the Suns depth chart. Veteran guards Tyus Jones and Monte Morris will provide backup support behind Allen and Beal. Jones especially is known for ...

The Phoenix Suns (28-33) play the final of their four-game homestand against the Los Angeles Clippers (32-28) on Tuesday.

The shorthanded Phoenix Suns took care of the even shorter-handed New Orleans Pelicans, 125-108, Friday night in the second of back-to-back games between the teams before a sellout crowd of 17,071 at PHX Arena.