Kevin Durant and the Phoenix Suns have had a difficult start to the season, with key players Devin Booker and Bradley Beal missing significant time due to injuries. As a result, the team has a 2-4 record. However, instead of feeling frustrated, Kevin Durant expressed his sympathies for Booker and Beal as they grapple with their injury-related absences from games.
“I know how much these dudes want to play,” Durant said on Saturday. “They hate just being on the sidelines. We don’t want them to rush. We don’t want them to feel like there’s pressure for them to come back because we lost a couple games.”
Despite their slow start, Durant remains optimistic that the Phoenix Suns can turn things around once Booker and Beal return to the lineup. Their presence on the court is vital to the team’s success, and Durant understands the importance of giving the injured players enough time to recover.
In the meantime, the team will continue to rely on the leadership and scoring abilities of Durant to keep them competitive in the tough Western Conference. While they may have suffered some early losses, there is still plenty of season left for the Suns to get back on track.
Ultimately, the key to the Phoenix Suns’ success this season will be the health of their star players, particularly Booker and Beal. As Durant stated, there is no pressure for them to rush back from their injuries. The goal is for them to return at full strength and help the Suns rise in the standings.
