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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley discuss the NBA MVP, the Diamondbacks and the Dodgers and the Arizona Cardinals’ defensive backs.
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Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley discuss who’s the best NBA player and Arizona Cardinals Hasson Reddick.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Doug Haller discuss the NBA lottery and the ASU football quarterback situation.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley talk NBA lottery picks and a team that might be eyeing the Diamondbacks’ Zack Greinke.
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Shot Clock: azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Kent Somers discuss the latest on Arizona Cardinals’ Carson Palmer and the NBA playoffs.
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Shot Clock: Colin Kaepernick is better than Blaine Gabbert, right? So why did the Cardinals not sign him? Also, Zack Greinke has his Randy Johnson moment … what does it mean for Diamondbacks?
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Bob McManaman weigh in on the Cardinals’ signing of Blaine Gabbert.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley discuss Daryl Washington possibly returning to the Cardinals and how James Harden can’t beat the Spurs by himself.
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azcentral sports’ Sarah McLellan and Dan Bickley discuss the D-Backs’ difficulties on the road and the NBA’s big issue in the playoffs.
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Kent Somers and Bob McManaman discuss the lack of suspense in the NBA playoffs, what’s happening with the D-Backs away from Chase Field and new faces for the Cardinals.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley talk about the possibility of the NBA draft lottery is rigged and an updated on Cardinals linebacker Daryl Washington on Friday. Diana Payan/azcentral
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azcentral sports’ Mark Faller and Dan Bickley discuss the Cardinals’ potential flyer on quarterback Blaine Gabbert and Yasmany Tomas’ defensive effort in outfield for the Diamondbacks.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Doug Haller discuss how Boston Celtics’ Isaiah Thomas has become one of the best players in the NBA and who the Suns want in the NBA draft.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley discuss the Rockets’ explosion against the Spurs and a possible pitching implosion for the Diamondbacks.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Kent Somers discuss what to expect from the Cardinals’ 2017 NFL draft class.
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Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley assess the Arizona Cardinals’ selection of Haason Reddick in Round 1 of the NFL draft and discuss the needs the team still has to address.
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azcentral sports’ Kent Somers and Jay Dieffenbach discuss possible Cardinals strategy in the NFL draft, views on picking a quarterback and more.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley discuss Kevin Durant and the Warriors as well as Zack Greinke’s start against the Padres.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Sarah McLellan discuss whether character matters when evaluating talent for drafts.
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Shot Clock: Mark Faller and Dan Bickley discuss Auston Matthews in the NHL playoffs, Aaron Hernandez’s death and Shelby Miller’s turnaround.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley discuss Carmelo, a dancer, and the Cards’ quiet, classy young superstar.
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azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley discuss Zack Greinke’s slump and the Cardinals and Sun Devils continuing their preparations for the season.
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Watch out for Dodgers; Cards CBs apply for job
Shot Clock: That LeBron vs. Jordan gap is closing…quickly
Shot Clock: Lottery therapy; ASU’s starting QB?
Shot Clock: Suns fight AZ’s bad lottery luck
No throws for Cards QB, cheap shot in NBA?
Kaepernick blackballed? Greinke now trade bait?
Shot Clock: Gabbert a terrible fit for Cards
Daryl Washington-Cardinals meeting: What happened?
Shot Clock: D-Backs face pivotal homestand
Shot Clock: Wake us up for the Finals, NBA
Shot Clock: Is the NBA draft lottery rigged?
Shot Clock: Cardinals’ QB flyer; Yasmany Tomas’ defensive effort
Shot Clock: Ex-Suns player Isaiah Thomas shines
Shot Clock: Rockets sizzle, D-Backs fizzle?
Shot Clock: Cards picks make instant impact?
Shot Clock: Tap brakes on Haason Reddick pick?
Shot Clock: Cardinals trade up for QB?
Shot Clock: Kevin Durant closer to a ring
Shot Clock: Stay away from Reuben Foster?
Shot Clock: The Aaron Hernandez tragedy
Shot Clock: New face of Cardinals franchise?
Shot Clock: Time to worry about Zack Greinke?
Phoenix Mercury guard Diana Taurasi has been suspended for one game for an incident in a game against San Antonio on Friday,
Taurasi hit Stars forward Dearica Hamby in the back of the head with a forearm in the second quarter of a Mercury 78-72 win. She received a technical foul but after further review from the WNBA office the technical was rescinded and the play upgraded to a flagrant foul 2, which carries a one-game suspension without pay.
Taurasi, who is 145 points away from becoming the WNBA career scoring leader, will miss the Mercury’s next game at home Tuesday against New York.
The Mercury are off to a 2-1 start with Taurasi average 11 points and struggling with her shooting — 21.2 percent overall, 22.2 percent 3-point.
Without Taurasi, coach Sandy Brondello could opt to play point guards Danielle Robinson and Leilani Mitchell together as starters. The other Phoenix backup guards are Yvonne Turner, Shay Murphy and rookie Alexis Prince.
Taurasi has been suspended by the WNBA for five previous games — two in 2007 for inappropriate conduct toward game officials, two in 2013 for exceeding two different technical foul limits and one in 2016 for going past the lower technical foul limit. She also missed two games in 2009 for a DUI offense, a penalty imposed by the Mercury and approved by the league.
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