The Suns rejected Harden's tumor, and Durant left the team in a hurry, reaping the consequences!Two major tumors are difficult to bring
Expectations for the Suns were high at the start of the season, but now they're in trouble. Led by Durant, Booker, and Beal, they were once considered favorites to win the championship. But that's just the way it is. This team's defence was terrible, and they were overturned several times after gaining the advantage. A controlling mind is missing, which makes the sun look a little chaotic. At the end of the season, Harden submitted a request to the 76ers to be traded, but Phoenix remained silent and vetoed his joining.
At that time, the Suns gave up their point guard king Paul in order to get the point man Beal. For now, such an agreement is clearly a misstep. If the Suns had decided to sign Harden, the team might not have been the same. Harden's control of the game and his control of the game will be a great addition to the Suns. Paul's scoring is high, but his ball control and command are far inferior to Harden's.
The current sun can be regarded as self-inflicted. They couldn't get Harden or Paul in a trade in exchange for a better roster. Currently, they are only 9th in the West, and one of their playoff spots is in jeopardy. Obviously, this result makes Durant, Booker, and Beal form a super-roster that the Suns cannot tolerate. Durant is always eager to show the world that he can win a championship without relying on Golden State. However, neither the Nets nor the Suns got what he wanted. The contradictions and injuries within the Nets, coupled with the Suns' current predicament, make Durant's hopes of winning the championship even more slim. Booker and Beal, they score well, but they're both selfish. They are more inclined to fight alone rather than in groups. This style of play may give your team some success in the competition, but you will never be a champion.
Booker's tough offense and Beal's defensive weaknesses are things that the Suns can't solve at the moment. This combination is destined to not have a long-term foothold in the playoffs. The Suns have to have some changes, not just in the players, but also in the spirit and style of play. To win the championship, they will also have to work together and control the game. All in all, the current state of the Suns is frustrating. They left Harden out and missed a great opportunity to bolster the roster. Now is the time for them to reflect on the mistakes they have made and take the initiative to look for change. And Durant may also have to think carefully about whether to leave the Suns and find a better way to pursue a better path to winning the championship.