A lawsuit accuses Phoenix Suns CEO Josh Bartelstein of having a relationship with former Phoenix Mercury player Sophie ...

Traylor claimed in the docs that Cornelius Craig — who has worked as the vice president of security and risk management for the Suns and the Mercury since 2024 — demoted him on his first day ...

Both Cunningham and the organization have denied those allegations, calling them "false" and "morally reprehensible." Here's ...

The lawsuit, filed by Gene Traylor, the Suns' former director of safety, security and risk management, accuses the organization of racial discrimination and includes claims of organizational ...

He alleges in his lawsuit against Suns Legacy Partners, LLC, that Cornelius Craig, the vice president of security and risk management for the franchises, had been telling people of an alleged affair.

The franchise drafted her in the second round of the 2019 WNBA Draft. Traylor alleges in his lawsuit that Cornelius Craig, the Suns’ vice president of security and risk management, claimed ...

Traylor said in the lawsuit he met with Josh Bartelstein, who is married, and told him that Cornelius Craig, the teams’ vice president of security of security and risk management, had been going ...

On his first day of work, Traylor alleged that Cornelius Craig, the vice president of security and risk management for Mercury and the Suns, demoted him. Traylor alleged in his filing that he ...

Traylor alleges that Cornelius Craig, the Suns’ vice president of security and risk management, spread damaging rumors about Bartelstein's alleged relationship with Cunningham, 28. Traylor claims he ...

According to the lawsuit, the vice president of the franchise, Cornelius Craig, was the one who spread the rumors of the possible affair between Josh Bartelstein and player Sophie Cunningham.