Phoenix Suns 1992-93 Roster and Stats

The 1992-93 Phoenix Suns season marked a significant period in the franchise’s history, highlighted by their remarkable performance and deep playoff run. Under the leadership of head coach Paul Westphal, the Suns finished the regular season with an impressive 62-20 record, securing the top seed in the Western Conference. This success was largely attributed to the acquisition of Charles Barkley from the Philadelphia 76ers, who made an immediate impact and went on to win the NBA Most Valuable Player (MVP) award that season.

The Suns boasted a talented roster that included Kevin Johnson, who was pivotal at the point guard position, and Dan Majerle, known for his sharpshooting and defensive prowess. The team played its home games at the newly opened America West Arena, where they displayed a high-octane offense that quickly became a hallmark of their success.

In the playoffs, Phoenix advanced past the Los Angeles Lakers in the first round, overcame the San Antonio Spurs in the semifinals, and defeated the Seattle SuperSonics in the Western Conference Finals. This playoff run secured the Suns’ spot in the NBA Finals for the second time in franchise history. However, despite a valiant effort, they fell to the Chicago Bulls in six games, with Michael Jordan leading the Bulls to their third consecutive championship. Nonetheless, the 1992-93 season remains one of the most memorable in Suns’ history, establishing them as formidable contenders in the NBA.

  • Regular Season Record: 62-20
  • Playoff Result: Western Conference First Round: 3-2, Western Conference Semifinals: 4-2, Western Conference Finals: 4-3, NBA Finals: 2-4

Phoenix Suns Roster and Stats for 1992-93 Season

POINTS
Season Stats Player Image
Charles Barkley
25.6
REBOUNDS
Season Stats Player Image
Charles Barkley
12.2
ASSISTS
Season Stats Player Image
Kevin Johnson
7.8
Regular SeasonPlayoffs
PlayerGPPTSREBASTSTLBLK3P%GPPTSREBASTSTLBLK3P%
Charles Barkley7625.612.25.11.61.030.52426.613.64.31.61.022.2
Dan Majerle8216.94.73.81.70.438.12415.45.83.71.41.239.4
Kevin Johnson4916.12.17.81.70.412.52317.82.77.91.50.60.0
Richard Dumas4815.84.61.31.80.833.32310.92.81.00.90.60.0
Cedric Ceballos7412.85.51.00.70.40.0166.02.30.80.30.40.0
Tom Chambers7312.24.71.40.60.339.3247.32.70.50.30.440.0
Danny Ainge8011.82.73.30.90.140.3248.12.52.30.50.141.3
Negele Knight526.11.22.80.40.10.092.00.30.80.00.10.0
Oliver Miller565.64.92.10.71.80.0247.25.22.10.92.50.0
Mark West825.35.60.40.21.30.0244.84.10.50.21.40.0
Jerrod Mustaf324.62.60.30.50.30.070.90.30.00.00.10.0
Frank Johnson774.31.52.40.80.18.3223.20.50.80.30.033.4
Alex Stivrins102.20.80.10.10.10.0
Tim Kempton301.91.30.60.10.10.0
Kurt Rambis51.81.20.20.60.00.0

Phoenix Suns in the 1993 NBA Playoffs

Playoffs First Round vs. Los Angeles Lakers

In the first round of the 1993 NBA Playoffs, the Phoenix Suns faced a tough challenge against the Los Angeles Lakers. Despite being the top seed, the Suns found themselves in a surprising 0-2 hole in the best-of-five series. However, they showcased resilience and championship potential by winning three consecutive games, with Charles Barkley's dominant performances leading them to a dramatic series victory.

DateOpponentResultHigh Scorer
Apr 30, 1993vs. Los Angeles LakersL 107-103
May 02, 1993vs. Los Angeles LakersL 86-81
May 04, 1993@ Los Angeles LakersW 107-102
May 06, 1993@ Los Angeles LakersW 101-86
May 09, 1993vs. Los Angeles LakersW 112-104

Playoffs Second Round vs. San Antonio Spurs

In the second round of the 1993 NBA Playoffs, the Phoenix Suns faced the San Antonio Spurs in a thrilling series that went to six games. Led by the MVP-caliber performances of Charles Barkley, the Suns leveraged their high-octane offense and depth to outlast the Spurs, securing a 4-2 series victory. This series win propelled them into the Western Conference Finals, underscoring their status as a formidable contender that season.

DateOpponentResultHigh Scorer
May 11, 1993vs. San Antonio SpursW 98-89
May 13, 1993vs. San Antonio SpursW 109-103
May 15, 1993@ San Antonio SpursL 111-96
May 16, 1993@ San Antonio SpursL 117-103
May 18, 1993vs. San Antonio SpursW 109-97
May 20, 1993@ San Antonio SpursW 102-100

1993 Conference Championship vs. Seattle SuperSonics

In the 1993 NBA Playoffs, the Phoenix Suns, led by league MVP Charles Barkley, reached the Western Conference Finals with a gritty and dynamic style of play. They faced off against the Seattle SuperSonics, ultimately triumphing in a thrilling seven-game series. Barkley's leadership and the Suns' depth were pivotal in securing their spot in the NBA Finals, marking a significant moment in the franchise's history.

DateOpponentResultHigh Scorer
May 24, 1993vs. Seattle SuperSonicsW 105-91
May 26, 1993vs. Seattle SuperSonicsL 103-99
May 28, 1993@ Seattle SuperSonicsW 104-97
May 30, 1993@ Seattle SuperSonicsL 120-101
Jun 01, 1993vs. Seattle SuperSonicsW 120-114
Jun 03, 1993@ Seattle SuperSonicsL 118-102
Jun 05, 1993vs. Seattle SuperSonicsW 123-110

1993 NBA Finals vs. Chicago Bulls

In the 1993 NBA Finals, the Phoenix Suns, led by MVP Charles Barkley, faced off against Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls in a thrilling six-game series. Despite Barkley’s stellar performances and a strong supporting cast, including Kevin Johnson and Dan Majerle, the Suns fell short, losing 4-2 as Jordan's relentless scoring and clutch performances proved decisive. Game 6 was particularly heartbreaking for the Suns, as John Paxson's last-minute three-pointer sealed the Bulls' third consecutive championship.

DateOpponentResultHigh Scorer
Jun 09, 1993vs. Chicago BullsL 100-92
Jun 11, 1993vs. Chicago BullsL 111-108
Jun 13, 1993@ Chicago BullsW 129-121
Jun 16, 1993@ Chicago BullsL 111-105
Jun 18, 1993@ Chicago BullsW 108-98
Jun 20, 1993vs. Chicago BullsL 99-98

Phoenix Suns 1992-93 Regular Season Game Log

Here is the game log for the 1992-93 season for the Phoenix Suns.

DateOpponentResultHigh Scorer
Nov 07, 1992vs. Los Angeles ClippersW 111-105
Nov 10, 1992@ Portland Trail BlazersL 100-89
Nov 12, 1992@ Utah JazzW 102-91
Nov 14, 1992@ Minnesota TimberwolvesW 108-101
Nov 16, 1992vs. Seattle SuperSonicsW 117-108
Nov 18, 1992vs. Sacramento KingsW 127-111
Nov 21, 1992@ Los Angeles ClippersL 111-107
Nov 22, 1992vs. Chicago BullsL 128-111
Nov 25, 1992vs. Portland Trail BlazersW 121-117
Nov 27, 1992vs. Golden State WarriorsW 121-107
Nov 28, 1992@ Golden State WarriorsL 134-131
Dec 01, 1992vs. Charlotte HornetsW 109-90
Dec 04, 1992vs. Los Angeles LakersW 103-93
Dec 06, 1992@ Milwaukee BucksW 122-112
Dec 08, 1992@ New Jersey NetsW 105-100
Dec 09, 1992@ Charlotte HornetsW 110-101
Dec 11, 1992@ Orlando MagicW 108-107
Dec 12, 1992@ Miami HeatW 122-118
Dec 15, 1992vs. Washington BulletsW 125-110
Dec 18, 1992@ Los Angeles LakersW 116-100
Dec 22, 1992vs. Golden State WarriorsW 106-104
Dec 23, 1992@ Denver NuggetsW 111-96
Dec 26, 1992vs. Seattle SuperSonicsW 113-110
Dec 27, 1992vs. Denver NuggetsW 129-88
Dec 30, 1992vs. Houston RocketsW 133-110
Jan 03, 1993@ San Antonio SpursL 114-113
Jan 05, 1993@ Houston RocketsW 106-104
Jan 07, 1993@ Dallas MavericksW 111-107
Jan 12, 1993@ Seattle SuperSonicsL 122-113
Jan 14, 1993@ Sacramento KingsW 114-104
Jan 15, 1993vs. Miami HeatW 107-99
Jan 18, 1993@ New York KnicksL 106-103
Jan 20, 1993@ Cleveland CavaliersL 123-119
Jan 22, 1993@ Washington BulletsW 122-115
Jan 23, 1993@ Atlanta HawksW 110-91
Jan 25, 1993@ Detroit PistonsW 121-119
Jan 27, 1993@ Minnesota TimberwolvesW 117-116
Jan 29, 1993vs. San Antonio SpursW 125-110
Jan 30, 1993vs. Dallas MavericksW 126-105
Feb 02, 1993@ Los Angeles ClippersL 112-108
Feb 03, 1993vs. Minnesota TimberwolvesW 122-102
Feb 05, 1993vs. Los Angeles LakersW 132-104
Feb 07, 1993vs. Orlando MagicW 121-105
Feb 10, 1993vs. Los Angeles ClippersW 122-100
Feb 11, 1993@ Golden State WarriorsW 122-100
Feb 13, 1993@ Seattle SuperSonicsL 95-94
Feb 16, 1993vs. Boston CelticsW 110-97
Feb 18, 1993vs. Atlanta HawksW 131-119
Feb 23, 1993@ San Antonio SpursW 105-103
Feb 25, 1993@ Houston RocketsL 131-104
Feb 26, 1993vs. Utah JazzW 113-106
Feb 28, 1993vs. Cleveland CavaliersL 101-94
Mar 02, 1993@ Portland Trail BlazersL 102-97
Mar 03, 1993vs. Philadelphia 76ersW 125-115
Mar 05, 1993vs. Sacramento KingsW 130-122
Mar 06, 1993@ Dallas MavericksW 109-102
Mar 09, 1993@ Sacramento KingsW 128-108
Mar 10, 1993vs. Golden State WarriorsW 111-100
Mar 12, 1993vs. Dallas MavericksW 116-98
Mar 13, 1993vs. New Jersey NetsL 124-93
Mar 17, 1993vs. Portland Trail BlazersW 129-111
Mar 19, 1993vs. Detroit PistonsW 127-97
Mar 21, 1993vs. Indiana PacersL 109-108
Mar 23, 1993vs. New York KnicksW 121-92
Mar 24, 1993@ Los Angeles LakersW 120-105
Mar 26, 1993vs. Milwaukee BucksW 109-103
Mar 28, 1993@ Philadelphia 76ersW 110-100
Mar 30, 1993@ Chicago BullsW 113-109
Apr 02, 1993@ Boston CelticsW 118-114
Apr 04, 1993@ Indiana PacersW 110-100
Apr 06, 1993vs. Los Angeles LakersW 115-114
Apr 08, 1993@ Sacramento KingsW 123-114
Apr 09, 1993vs. Denver NuggetsW 98-97
Apr 11, 1993vs. Utah JazzW 112-99
Apr 12, 1993@ Los Angeles ClippersL 111-104
Apr 14, 1993vs. Minnesota TimberwolvesW 98-84
Apr 16, 1993vs. Seattle SuperSonicsL 108-102
Apr 17, 1993@ Utah JazzL 110-101
Apr 19, 1993vs. Houston RocketsL 111-97
Apr 22, 1993@ Portland Trail BlazersW 115-114
Apr 24, 1993vs. San Antonio SpursW 99-97
Apr 25, 1993@ Denver NuggetsL 120-118