The Phoenix Suns have re-signed point guard Isaiah Canaan.

An NBA veteran with five seasons of experience, Canaan played in 19 games with the Suns in 2017-18, averaging 9.1 points and 4.0 assists in 22.0 minutes. He initially signed with the Suns on December 13 and recorded 10 games scoring in double digits with Phoenix, including a season-high 17 points in a win at Dallas on December 18. On January 31, Canaan sustained a fractured left ankle in the first quarter against the Mavericks before undergoing surgery in Phoenix on February 1.

The Atlanta Hawks have agreed to sign Alex Len to a two-year, $8.5 million deal.

Len was the No. 5 overall pick in the 2013 NBA Draft by the Phoenix Suns. Len signed a one-year, $4.2 qualifying offer with the Suns last offseason.

In 69 games last season, Len averaged 8.5 points, 7.5 rebounds, 1.2 assists and nearly one block per game.

The Brooklyn Nets have traded Darrell Arthur to the Phoenix Suns for Jared Dudley and a 2021 second round pick.

Arthur will likely be bought out by the Suns as he's due $7.4 million for 18-19.

Dudley will also have that conversation with the Nets on his $9.5 million salary.

The second round pick is protected to No. 35.

Kawhi Leonard is seriously considering attending USA Basketball national team's minicamp in Las Vegas next week. Leonard holds some enthusiasm for showcasing his revitalized health in the wake of the quad injury that has been at the center of discord between the Spurs and him, sources said.  

Gregg Popovich will lead the camp in his role as national team coach.

Leonard continues to seek a trade from the San Antonio Spurs.

A bidding war among the Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers and Los Angeles Lakers never materialized. The Los Angeles Clippers, Denver Nuggets, Phoenix Suns, Portland Trail Blazers, Toronto Raptors and Washington Wizards are among teams who've talked with the Spurs, league sources said.

The Celtics and 76ers appear to have lost traction in their appetite to trade for Leonard as they're well-positioned for the future regardless. The Lakers appear to be playing the longer game in trade talks.

The Spurs have yet to allow prospective trade partners to talk directly with Leonard or his reps.

Devin Booker has agreed upon a five-year, $158 million extension with the Phoenix Suns.

Booker and the Suns began discussions on an extension shortly after the start of free agency.

I am humbled & honored to commit to the Suns organization long term. I loved calling Phoenix home the last 3 seasons as this team & community are special to me. Thank you to the Suns for drafting me and believing in me. I look forward to the future & pursuing a title as a Sun. pic.twitter.com/AHRaraPww6

— Devin Booker (@DevinBook) July 8, 2018

Devin Booker and the Phoenix Suns are progressing towards a five-year, $158 million maximum contract.

The Suns presented the offer to Booker in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

A deal can be finalized as soon as the weekend.

Booker would become the first member of the 2015 NBA Draft class to sign an extension.

The Phoenix Suns will waive Alan Williams.

Williams has two seasons remaining on his contract, but his $5.5 million salary for 18-19 was non-guaranteed. The Suns will use part of that cap space to sign Trevor Ariza to a one-year, $15 million deal.

Williams played in only five games last season after undergoing knee surgery in late September.

The Phoenix Suns are meeting with Devin Booker to discuss a rookie extension.

Booker is a strong candidate for a five-year max extension worth $158 million.

Ryan McDonough and Robert Sarver are meeting with Booker and agent Leon Rose.

Devin Booker is upset with the front office of the Phoenix Suns following the release of Tyler Ulis.

Ulis started 43 games with the Suns last season and was Booker's best friend on the team.

Booker is now eligible for a five-year maximum rookie extension.

Trevor Ariza has agreed upon a one-year, $15 million deal with the Phoenix Suns.

Ariza had been with the Rockets since 2014.