Parker, Duncan turn lights out on Suns; Spurs get Hornets next
Tony Parker scored 31 points, Tim Duncan added 29 points and 17 rebounds, and the San Antonio Spurs advanced to the second round with a 92-87 Game 5 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday night.

Suns report: Getting inside
Despite averaging 58 wins over the last two seasons and reaching the Western Conference finals in 2005 and 2006, the Suns of "Seven Seconds or Less" fame have run out of time.

Suns report: Roster
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
His defense remains a disappointment and his attitude is still in need of a monkey wrench

Suns report: Notes, quotes
--Despite Phoenix's earliest postseason elimination since missing the playoffs in 2004, general manager Steve Kerr felt his acquisition of Shaquille O'Neal leaned much more toward the "genius" side of his self-fashioned rating system than "moron

Kerr: No 'huge rush' to name D'Antoni's replacement
There is "no big rush" to hire a new coach for the Phoenix Suns, the team's general manager said Monday.

After the Suns were eliminated in five games by the Spurs, numerous sources indicate that Mike D'Antoni will not be back for another season as head coach. The Arizona Republic reports that D'Antoni has grown tired of the grind and the expectations of being Suns head coach, and may feel as though he's not getting enough support from the team. The story said D'Antoni may leave the Suns by choice, but with $8.5 million left on his contract, it is not likely that he'll be fired. It is expected that the Knicks, Bulls, or even the Raptors may be interested in D'Antoni should he leave Phoenix. (updated: 04/30/2008)