Kellan Olson is a Suns Reporter and Editor at ArizonaSports.com. He extensively covers the Phoenix Suns and is passionate about competitive sports, including team and individual sports disciplines. Kellan has been featured in KTAR News 92.3, KSL Sports, numberFire, BVM Sports, Sports Arizona, and ABC15 Arizona.
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Kellan Olson's reporting predominantly focuses on sports, specifically basketball and the NBA, with a keen emphasis on local team events and game recaps. Given this focus, individuals looking to reach out to Kellan should consider providing insights or commentary related to the games of Phoenix Suns, player performances, injuries impacting the team's performance, or announcements directly affecting the local basketball scene.
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Devin Booker's career is at a crossroads, all at a time when the Phoenix Suns need more from him than ever before.
By: Kellan Olson
Dillon Brooks doesn't want to wait for young players to come out of their shell. He shatters that shell himself.
By: Kellan Olson
Eight quarters of preseason basketball isn't much to glean from, right? Right? Wrong!
In his first start of the preseason, Khaman Maluach had great moments against Victor Wembanyama.
PHOENIX — Friday was a luxury for the Phoenix Suns and head coach Jordan Ott, a great matchup for them to get some real run in the preseason finale, one that ended as a 119-116 loss to the Utah Jazz.
Devin Booker's 3-point numbers aren't great. But it's more complicated than saying he should cut down on the volume, especially on this Suns team.
PHOENIX — Dishonesty! Deception! Subterfuge! That is my sarcastic tone of buzz words for how Phoenix Suns head coach Jordan Ott is going
The Phoenix Suns' oldest player is 30, an NBA trend for a league with too much talent to afford spots for old vets with wisdom.
You didn't get the sense last year that the Phoenix Suns totally loved how they were described as a team that won primarily because of their all-out
By: Kellan Olson
PHOENIX — The NBA can be funny, because the Phoenix Suns were somehow as close to a must-win game No. 2 of the season as I can remember.
