Vogel regretted not signing Harden, and he wouldn't have been so dismal if he had been with the Suns
The Suns, once a star-studded team, are now in trouble. At the start of the season, the Lakers signed three superstars: Durant, Booker, and Beal, which made fans expect a lot from them. However, the truth is always cruel, in 10th place in the West, which is a big shock to the Sun of the three giants.
This team that looks strong is actually very weak on the field, with obvious problems at both ends of the pitch. The condition and mental condition of the team has also attracted a lot of attention. As a veteran coach, Vogel doesn't seem to know how to deal with the situation. In an interview, he said: "Before every game, we have a very serious attack plan and some things to look out for.
Booker, the Suns' scoring weapon, missed a lot of games due to injuries, and when he was on the court, he often relied too much on one person and neglected the team's overall performance. This made Vogel very sorry, and he regretted not poaching Harden at the end of the season. "We made a big mistake, and that was that we didn't catch Harden. "I appreciate his playmaking and passing, he doesn't just go head-to-head, he takes his own players out on the pitch, that's what I admire the most about star quality!."”
We can imagine that if Harden were to the Suns, he would be a game-changer for this team. His performance in the game will make the Suns' offensive movement smoother, and his individual scoring will also bring more opportunities to the whole team.
But that's just the way it is. All the Suns have to do now is deal with Booker's injury and lack of tactical execution. They desperately needed a way to get the convoy on track. If not, then there's a good chance that the season will disappoint the Suns again.
In these difficult times, the Sun must rise up and regain confidence and fighting spirit. No matter how rough the road ahead is, they have to grit their teeth and go on. You must know that any excellent team must go through hard training and failure, and only by constantly fighting and constantly fighting can we achieve the final victory. Hopefully, the Sun can learn something from the current difficulties, identify the problem and solve it. I'm confident that with the help of Vogel and all the players, the Suns will get back to their best from the slump!