The NBA has played a quarter of the way this season, and some teams have disappointed, especially the Clippers and Warriors in the West. These two teams have excellent squads, but their results have not lived up to expectations. Meanwhile, the Suns' record hasn't lived up to expectations, with their current record at 12-10. Injury issues are the root cause of the Suns' poor record. But now the situation has turned around, because the big three are about to return, which makes the team and fans look forward to it, and the competition in the west will be more fierce as a result.
In the offseason, the Suns brought in Beal to form a strong Big Three, and the outside world's hopes for the Suns were greatly increased. However, so far in the regular season, the Big Three have yet to make their debuts, mainly due to injuries. Durant, as the oldest player in the Big Three, has played the most minutes, while Booker and Beal have been injured one after another, especially Beal has missed almost the entire season. His performance was also clearly at odds with his strength. However, the latest news suggests that Beal's comeback is imminent and is expected to return for the game against the Warriors.
Booker said in an interview that he is looking forward to Beal's return, and he believes that Beal's return will help solve the Suns' current predicament, especially their goal this season is to challenge for a championship. This is undoubtedly good news for the Suns, as they have built this roster with the goal of being able to perform well in the game. Beal's comeback could lead the team out of the current deadlock and help the team quickly adapt to the chemistry and integrate into the tactical system.
In the Western Conference, the traditional powerhouses of the Lakers and Clippers are gradually finding their form and showing the performance they deserve. In addition, the Timberwolves and Thunder still lead the Western Conference standings. If the Warriors can recover, coupled with the return of the Suns' Big Three, it will make the West more competitive. Looking forward to more exciting competitions in the future!