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Fast AFL starts that peter out have been a hallmark of Gold Coast under Stuart Dew, but forward Ben Ainsworth says the Suns are in for the long haul in 2022.

Those gorilla videos must've really done something to KAT.

LOS ANGELES — When James Harden walked into the Artesia High School gym the summer of 2003, then-coach Scott Pera said the freshman-to-be was “nothing special.”

MINNEAPOLIS — For better or worse, the Timberwolves would wear their emotions on their sleeves, if their jerseys had any.

Gold Coast midfielder Brayden Fiorini says trust is a huge part of how the Suns can finally deliver some on-field success in the AFL.

Nekias Duncan defends Shawn Marion defending himself. Put some respect on his name.

James Ham: Nothing is 100 percent, but there is a very good chance that we have seen the last of De'Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis this season for the Kings. Source: Twitter @James_HamNBA What's the buzz on Twitter? James Ham @ James_HamNBA Nothing ...

Now every AFL team has played four quarters of football, it's time for fans to reassess. But regardless of their results, it's not all bad — Andrew McGarry looks at the hopeful signs for every club.

On a March evening in 2011, Kobe Bryant and the streaking Lakers battled the Phoenix Suns in a triple-overtime thriller at Staples Center.

For just about nearly every young, talented team with the makings of something greater, there comes a breakout moment. Stephen Curry’s 54-point game at the Garden in 2013 not-so-quietly raised the ceiling of what might be possible with Golden State, which broke the 50-win mark the following season ...

Off-contract forward Izak Rankine says he's excited about the AFL future at Gold Coast and is desperate to be a part of the Suns' journey to the top.