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Eats with Eliav: Anything But Pizza

1 week ago | sports360az.com | Eliav Gabay

Pinnacle Football joined me at Venezia’s Pizzeria to taste test their hottest wings, baked ziti, & show our most embarrassing Instagram posts. Since it’s Passover, I had a Matzah Pizza surprise for the fellas at the end… tune in to the story above.
Suns are not a re-tool, trading Booker MAY be the best move

1 week ago | sports360az.com | Brad Cesmat

We will never see Kevin Durant in a Phoenix Suns uniform again, and I am ok with that. New ownership went for the big splash rather than keeping the core together and look what’s happened. The organization is in no mans land with Durant. They know they have to trade him, will teams overpay for an aging superstar? Durant isn’t a stiff, but the idea that the Suns will find a taker with big draft capital and young star players coming back in a KD deal is slim to none.
2024-25 Phoenix Suns: What Went Wrong

1 week ago | sports360az.com | Eliav Gabay

Most expensive team (player salaries + tax penalties) to miss playoffs, ever. The Phoenix Suns have officially been eliminated from playoff contention. With over $366 million in salaries and tax penalties combined, this is the most expensive team to *ever* miss the postseason. — Shane Young (@YoungNBA) April 10, 2025Forbes Sports’ Shane Young and Eliav Gabay break down what went wrong for the 2024-25 Phoenix Suns.
Shedeur Sanders and the Cardinals? Diamondbacks scuffling, Urlacher with me on Draft night…

2 weeks ago | sports360az.com | Brad Cesmat

The Hometown Nine isn’t performing. Sure it’s early, but let’s not sugar coat it, the Diamondbacks have been a early season disappointment. With a loaded starting rotation(current ERA 6.27), I was certain that we’d see this team get off to a much, much better month of April. Zac Gallen hasn’t been effective in two of his three starts. Katel Marte is on the injured list and Jake McCarthy has yet to collect a base hit. Torey Lovullo’s team hasn’t been clean in the field either.
Wilner Mailbag: Where Oregon and Washington might fit in the super league, Pac-12 legacy regret, federal funding cuts and loads more

2 weeks ago | sports360az.com | Jon Wilner

The Hotline mailbag publishes weekly. Send questions to [email protected] and include ‘mailbag’ in the subject line. Or hit me on the social media platform X: @WilnerHotlineSome questions have been edited for clarity and brevity. If the future of college football in the 2030s is a 48-team super league, what would be your guess at the division with Oregon and Washington? — @jrg6887First, let’s be clear on the size issue.
Calais returns, PP, LPGA in Arizona, more…

3 weeks ago | sports360az.com | Brad Cesmat

Calais Campbell is back in Arizona where it all began. Very smart signing by the Cardinals to bring in someone who can lead, mentor, and be productive even if it’s not every down on the stat sheet. It’s one thing for pro sports teams to bring in a player to sell seats and gear, it’s another to bolster a roster with a quality performer like Campbell…I am expecting to hear Patrick Peterson’s name floating around the Cardinals in the next week or two.
Koa says “yes”, Opening Day

4 weeks ago | sports360az.com | Brad Cesmat

The long list of top Arizona high school basketball players choosing to play college at the University of Arizona continued on Thursday. No surprise that Koa Peat from Perry high said “yes” to Tommy Lloyd. Bobby Hurley was on Peat early and made a full court effort to land the 6’8 five star, but forces outside of his control made for an impossible task.
Sweet 16 power rankings: Duke, Houston on top as West Coast collapse leaves Arizona standing alone

1 month ago | sports360az.com | Jon Wilner

The West Coast sent eight teams to the NCAA Tournament. Two rounds later, only Arizona remains. It’s the first time in 13 years the region has a single survivor in the Sweet 16 and reflects the limited pool of realistic participants that has evolved over the decades. The western half of the country hasn’t won the national championship since the Wildcats were the final team standing in 1997, and it has filled a paltry five of the 60 Final Four slots over the past 15 years.
VIDEO - Eats with Eliav: 2025 Diamondbacks Concessions

1 month ago | sports360az.com | Eliav Gabay

Chase Field Executive Chef Steve Tilder took us for a trip around the ballpark to see what fresh concessions the Diamondbacks have in store this season. Eliav Gabay and Jordan Spurgeon taste tested the most unique items on the menu and rated them out of five stars. They tried The Grand Slamwich, Filthy Mac Fries, S’mores Nachos and more… find out what food and drink to keep an eye on in the clip above.
Oliver Miller, John Feinstein, Molly Miller, March Madness, Jacoby Brissett, more…

1 month ago | sports360az.com | Brad Cesmat

Cooper Flag, Rick Pitino, Danny Hurley and who? The NCAA Women have more gravitas than the men. Sure, the TV ratings will show otherwise as the Madness of March starts later this week.Betting apps versus good basketball are what makes the mens game go-round. Give me JuJu Watkins,Paige Bueckers, Lauren Betts, and the powerhouse brands like South Carolina, and UConn. Face it, the women are more compelling than the men.