Goran Dragic News

The NBA Draft is an inexact science. No matter how much effort is spent scouting and researching, there are variables that can't be accounted for.

There comes a point during the season that 14 NBA teams turn their attention away from the wins-and-losses column and start planning for their future.

The Phoenix Suns had a busy summer in 2012, bringing in Goran Dragic, Michael Beasley, Luis Scola, Kendall Marshall and Jermaine O'Neal. The end result wasn't pretty.

The Phoenix Suns were like a bad movie in the 2012-2013 NBA season. They were like one of those movies where the lead actors have no chemistry with one another and it makes the final product difficult to watch because the pieces that made it up just don't work.

After a strong 2011-12 campaign, much was expected of Marcin Gortat at the beginning of this year.

's first season in the desert didn't go the way he or the Phoenix Suns had hoped.

The fanfare is often loudest when a brand, spanking new employee is introduced to the masses.

Dragic is doing his best to vault his way over the exhaust of expectations left behind.

School: USC Started with Bonneville Phoenix: September 2012 Favorite Sports Memory: Going to Game 7 of the 2001 World Series Favorite all-time athlete: A.C. Green Favorite sports movies: Field of Dreams, The Scout and Remember the Titans However, with the futures of Vinny Del Negro , Larry Drew , Keith Smart , Dwane Casey and Rick Adelman still ... (more)

One of the biggest stories of the NBA playoffs, should the Phoenix Suns make a splash with "all heart, no height" Nate Robinson.

I'm not talking about welcoming back old players, being media friendly or any other off-the-court nonsense.

Apr. 15, 2013; Phoenix, AZ, USA: Phoenix Suns guard Goran Dragic drives to the basket against Houston Rockets guard Jeremy Lin in the first quarter at the US Airways Center.

With the Suns' season over and the offseason already in full swing as the team searches for a new general manager and a head coach, questions are aplenty.

With the Suns' season over and the offseason already in full swing as the team searches for a new general manager and a head coach, questions are aplenty.

There is no clever name for the No. 30 pick in the NBA Draft like there is for No.

Apr. 15, 2013; Phoenix, AZ, USA: Phoenix Suns forward Luis Scola celebrates with forward P.J. Tucker in the first quarter against the Houston Rockets at the US Airways Center.

During a largely forgettable season Kendall Marshall provided largely forgettable performances.

It is not really entirely possible to talk about one without the other, so this post proposes to tackle the problem of offseason player acquisitions.

With the Suns' season over and the offseason already in full swing as the team searches for a new general manager and a head coach, questions are aplenty.

Now, after three years that featured two lottery seasons and one first-round sweep, one fan has had enough, at least according to the e-mail I received shortly after the end of the season.