The Phoenix Suns have agreed to trade Trevor Ariza to the Washington Wizards for Kelly Oubre and Austin Rivers.

The deal was reworked after the Suns and Memphis Grizzlies disagreed on the inclusion of either MarShon Brooks or Dillon Brooks.

Ariza signed a one-year, $15 million deal with the Suns during the offseason and became trade-eligible on Saturday.

Ariza and his agent, Aaron Mintz of CAA, had hoped that the Los Angeles Lakers could complete a deal with the Suns. Robert Sarver became more sensitive about trading Ariza to the Lakers following the criticism the Suns received after buying out Chandler to allow him to join the Lakers.

The Wizards weren't expecting to have enough flexibility to re-sign Oubre in restricted free agency.

A potential three-team trade involving Trevor Ariza is considered dead after the Phoenix Suns mistakenly thought they would receive Dillon Brooks instead of MarShon Brooks from the Memphis Grizzlies. 

The framework for the original deal involved Trevor Ariza going to the Wizards, Kelly Oubre going to the Grizzlies, and Austin Rivers, Wayne Selden, and MarShon Brooks heading to the Suns.

But the Suns wanted Dillon Brooks instead of MarShon Brooks. Memphis then called off the deal.

The confusion happened due to the Wizards brokering the deal between them, the Suns, and the Grizzlies. Grizzlies and Suns officials never communicated directly until the trade was almost finalized, leading to the confusion.

The Suns and Wizards are still interested in a deal involving Ariza and are searching for a third team. 

In response to rumors of a potential move to Las Vegas or Seattle, Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver released a video reaffirming that the team will stay in Phoenix. 

Sarver said "first and foremost, the Phoenix Suns are not leaving Phoenix. I am 100 percent committed, and have been for the last four years, to find a solution to keep them in downtown Phoenix where they belong".

He added that his goal for a new stadium is to renovate Talking Stick Resort Arena and "restore it to a world class facility".

In addition, Sarver added that he wanted to build a first-class practice facility for Suns and Mercury players. 

Sarver ended the video by saying "I am 100 percent, all-in" on keeping the Suns in Phoenix. 

Robert Sarver has begun to tell some council members that he will relocate the Phoenix Suns to Seattle or Las Vegas if the City Council of Phoenix votes down a plan to spend $150 million to upgrade Talking Stick Arena.

As of now, the arena plan does not have the votes to pass.

Phoenix Mayor Thelda Williams and Councilwomen Laura Pastor and Debra Stark have asked for a postponement of the vote.

Talking Stick Resort Arena was built in 1992.

The Houston Rockets have emerged as a suitor for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope in multi-team trade scenarios.

The Los Angeles Lakers have been pursuing Trevor Ariza to improve on the wing.

Caldwell-Pope signed a one-year, $12 million deal to re-sign with the Lakers.

Houston could use Brandon Knight and his $14.6 million for this season and $15.6 million in 19-20 in a trade.

No deal is imminent at this time.

The Phoenix Suns are finalizing a contract with Eric Moreland.

Moreland gives the Suns extra depth in the frontcourt.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Phoenix Suns are engaged on a trade centered on Trevor Ariza.

The two teams have been working to find a third team to take on Kentavious Caldwell-Pope as part of a bigger deal.

The Suns would like to acquire a playmaking guard and a draft asset.

No trade can be completed officially until Dec. 15.

Ariza signed a one-year, $15 million deal with Phoenix this summer. 

Devin Booker and Deandre Ayton exchanged words in front of the media following their loss to the Blazers.

Booker and Ayton have also been seen arguing on the court this season.

“I’m an emotional guy, too,” Ayton said. “I start to feel stuff. When I don’t sense it and the energy is not there, that’s when you start to hear my mouth. I don’t care who it is. Nineteen-year vet or 15 years, it don’t matter. We all have a job to do and I have to step it up a little more, too.”

Trevor Ariza is widely expected to be on the trade market when he becomes eligible for a deal on Dec. 15.

Ariza signed a one-year, $15 million deal with the Phoenix Suns in free agency.

A number of teams have a need for a wing of Ariza's profile.

The Phoenix Suns have continued to look for a short-term solution at point guard.

The Suns have considered trade targets, unsigned free agents and G League players.

Phoenix will host Darius Morris of the Santa Cruz Warriors for a visit this week.