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Phoenix Suns Arena is an indoor medium-small venue in Phoenix. The venue opened in 1992, is used for basketball and was formerly used for ice hockey.
Naming History
- America West Arena (1992-2006)
- US Airways Center (2006-2015)
- Talking Stick Resort Arena (2015-2020)
- PHX Arena (2020)
- Phoenix Suns Arena (2020-Present)
Tenants and Events
Tenant | League | Served as | Start | End | Usage | Origin | Fate |
Phoenix Suns | National Basketball Association | Sole home venue (1992-93--2015-16) Great majority home venue (2016-17) Sole home venue (2017-18--2018-19) Great majority home venue (2019-20) |
1992-93 | 2019-20 | Regular season games: 41 games per season (1992-93--1997-98) 25 games (1999) 41 games per season (1999-2000--2010-11) 33 games (2011-12) 41 games per season (2012-13--2015-16) 39 games (2016-17) 41 games per season (2017-18--2018-19) 34 games (2019-20) Total regular season games: 1,115 games Postseason games: 75 games Total games: 1,190 games |
Moved from Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum | Continuing |
Calgary Flames | National Hockey League | Alternate home venue | 1993-94 | 1993-94 | Regular season games: One game (1993-94) |
Adopted as alternate site | Ceased being an alternate site |
Chicago Blackhawks | National Hockey League | Alternate home venue | 1993-94 | 1993-94 | Regular season games: One game (1993-94) |
Adopted as alternate site | Ceased being an alternate site |
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim | National Hockey League | Alternate home venue | 1993-94 | 1993-94 | Regular season games: One game (1993-94) |
Adopted as alternate site | Ceased being an alternate site |
Nordiques de Québec | National Hockey League | Alternate home venue | 1993-94 | 1993-94 | Regular season games: One game (1993-94) |
Adopted as alternate site | Ceased being an alternate site |
National Basketball Association All-Star Game | National Basketball Association | Event venue | 1994-95 | 1994-95 | Two games | Moved from Target Center, Minneapolis | Moved to Alamodome, San Antonio |
2008-09 | 2008-09 | Moved from Smoothie King Center, New Orleans | Moved to AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas | ||||
Phoenix Coyotes | National Hockey League | Sole home venue (1996-97--2002-03) Minority home venue (2003-04) |
1996-97 | 2003-04 | Regular season games: 41 games per season (1996-97--2002-03) 13 games (2003-04) Total regular season games: 300 games Postseason games: 12 games Total games: 312 games |
Winnipeg Jets moved from Winnipeg Arena, Winnipeg, Manitoba | Moved mid-season to Gila River Arena, Glendale, Arizona |
Phoenix Mercury | Women's National Basketball Association | Sole home venue (1997-2016) Regular season sole home venue and postseason co-home venue (2017) Regular season sole home venue and postseason majority home venue (2018) Sole home venue (2019) |
1997 | 2019 | Regular season games: 14 games (1997) 15 games (1998) 16 games per season (1999-2002) 17 games per season (2003-2019) Total regular season games: 382 games Postseason games: 32 games Total games: 414 games |
Inaugural franchise | Moved to IMG Academy Gymnasium, County of Manatee, Florida |
Scheduled home venue | 2021 | 2021 | Moved from IMG Academy Gymnasium, County of Manatee, Florida | Continuing | |||
Women's National Basketball Association All-Star Game | Women's National Basketball Association | Event venue | 2000 | 2000 | Two games | Moved from Madison Square Garden, Manhattan, New York | Moved to Amway Arena, Orlando, Florida |
2014 | 2014 | Moved from Mohegan Sun Arena, Montville, Connecticut | Moved to Mohegan Sun Arena, Montville, Connecticut |
Categories:
- Venues in Phoenix
- Indoor venues
- Medium-small venues
- Basketball venues
- Former ice hockey venues
- National Basketball Association venues
- Former National Hockey League venues
- Women's National Basketball Association venues
- Phoenix Suns venues
- Former Calgary Flames venues
- Former Chicago Blackhawks venues
- Former Mighty Ducks of Anaheim venues
- Former Nordiques de Québec venues
- Former National Basketball Association All-Star Game venues
- Former Phoenix Coyotes venues
- Phoenix Mercury venues
- Former Women's National Basketball Association All-Star Game venues