Name: Womens Pro Standard Black Phoenix Suns Jewels Cropped Pullover Hoodie
Brand: Pro Standard
SKU: 201206714
Price: 79.99 USD
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Womens Pro Standard Black Phoenix Suns Jewels Cropped Pullover Hoodie - 201206714

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Showcase your Phoenix Suns pride in style with this Pro Standard Jewels Cropped Pullover Hoodie. This ultra-stylish hoodie features heat-sealed applique at the center chest with embroidered details and faux crystals for a dazzling touch of fandom. Plus, its cropped hemline adds a trendy and flattering silhouette that pairs perfectly with high-waisted jeans or leggings.

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The Phoenix Suns are involving Kevin Durant in finding his next team via trade. However, the Suns are focused on finding the best deal for the franchise, regardless of Durants desires. Durant has let teams know that he would prefer to be traded to the Miami Heat, Houston Rockets or San Antonio Spurs. Those three teams are the ones that the veteran forward would consider signing an extension with. Phoenix remains engaged with six-to-eight teams in trade talks for Durant. In those discussions, the Suns have let teams know that they intend to make the best deal for themselves, even if that means sending Durant to a non-preferred destination. The Minnesota Timberwolves, Toronto Raptors and LA Clippers are the other teams who have reportedly shown serious interest in acquiring the superstar forward. Durant has one year left on his current contract for $54.7 million. Hes rumored to be seek...

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Steven Adams and the Houston Rockets have agreed to a three-year, $39 million contract extension. Adams became a key part of the Rockets finishing second in the Western Conference during the regular season and proved he could play alongside Alperen Sengun in their double-big lineup. The Rockets acquired Adams from the Memphis Grizzlies during the 2023-24 season when he was out injured. Adams, who is represented by Darren Matsubara , averaged 3.9 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 13.9 minutes per game during the regular season. In seven playoff games, Adams averaged 5.7 points and 6.8 rebounds in 22.1 minutes. Adams was in the final season of his two-year, $25.2 million extension signed with the Grizzlies in 2022. ...

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After discussing Game 4 of the NBA Finals on The Zach Lowe show, the eponymous host and Bill Simmons talked NBA trade buzz. Most of the discussion focused on a seemingly impending Kevin Durant trade from the Phoenix Suns. After listing off the known suitors of the Minnesota Timberwolves, Houston Rockets and Miami Heat, Lowe and Simmons agreed that the San Antonio Spurs should still be considered a potential Durant landing spot. The two also agreed that buzz around the Toronto Raptors should be taken seriously. Toronto has the necessary salaries for good veteran players to put together in a potential Durant deal. Raptors front office leader Masai Ujiri also isnt afraid to make a big move, even if theres nothing guaranteed beyond the upcoming season. Durant has one season remaining on his contract, before becoming an unrestricted free agent in 2026. ...

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The Phoenix Suns could also look to move guard Grayson Allen or forward Royce ONeale as part of a Kevin Durant. The Suns are exploring ways to reduce their luxury tax bill, and possibly to dip below the second apron. Moving Allen or ONeale could further those goals. Phoenix cant aggregate another salary with Durants as part of an outgoing trade package, due to being over the second apron. If the end result of the trade sees Phoenix go below the second apron, or if a proposed trade works without aggregating salaries, the Suns could include Allen or ONeale as part of the outgoing package in a Durant deal. ...

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The Cleveland Cavaliers want to re-sign Ty Jerome this offseason. The Cavaliers would also like to retain Sam Merrill, if possible. The challenge for Cleveland is that their payroll is already extremely high without either free agent guard in the fold. The Cavs project to open the offseason approximately $31 million over the luxury tax line. Cleveland also projects to be approximately $14 million over the second apron before re-signing any free agents and filling out their roster. Being that far over the second apron has the Cavaliers looking for trade options to save money. Theyve had a hard time finding a team willing to take on Isaac Okoros $22.8 million in remaining salary through the 2026-27 season. Rival teams have told Cleveland that they would need to add in assets to get them to take on Okoros contract. The Cavs have also explored trading forward Dean Wade, in an attempt to ...

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Guard Kyle Lowry is likely to return to the Philadelphia 76ers for next season. The Sixers consider Lowry an ideal veteran mentor for young guards Tyrese Maxey and Jared McCain. The upcoming season would be Lowrys 20th in the NBA. The veteran point guard is an unrestricted free agent, after spending last season with Philadelphia on a veteran minimum contract. In 35 games, Lowry averaged 3.9 points and 2.7 assists in 18.8 minutes per game. Retired NBA big man Blake Griffin recently suggested that Lowry could join him as part of the coverage team with Amazon. Lowry could still join Amazon as a sort of player correspondent, but no details have been finalized on that as of yet. The upcoming season will be the first for Amazon as an NBA media partner. ...

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The New York Knicks are planning to meet with Taylor Jenkins and Mike Brown next week to discuss their head coach vacancy, sources told Shames Charania of ESPN. The Knicks previously met with Brown in 2020, with Brown making a strong impression on the team. The meetings will mark the first stage of formal interviews for the head coach role. The Knicks were previously denied permission to speak with Quin Snyder, Billy Donovan, Jason Kidd, Ime Udoka and Chris Finch. ...

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