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Photo: Instagram/Draymond Green Draymond Green , the Golden State Warriors forward, has recently been the subject of speculation regarding a potential move to the Phoenix Suns . This idea was put forth by Kendrick Perkins during a recent ESPN segment, where he suggested that acquiring Green could be the missing piece that propels the Suns to the top. Perkins expressed his belief that Green's addition in free agency would instantly make the Suns the favorites to win the NBA championship. Perkins emphasized the significant impact Green could have on the Suns, highlighting his contributions to team culture and defense. He drew parallels to Kevin Durant 's defensive improvement while playing alongside Green, noting the leadership, energy, and tenacity that Green brings to the table. Photo: Instagram/Draymond Green Perkins argued that incorporating these qualities into the Suns' roster would elevate their performance to a whole new level, particularly benefiting young center D...

Photo: Instagram/Ja Morant The NBA offseason is in full swing after the conclusion of the 2022-2023 season, and teams are now focusing on evaluating their salary cap situation, scouting new talent for the NBA Draft, and exploring opportunities for trades and free agency. One notable development is Fred Van Vleet declining his player option, which makes him an unrestricted free agent. Other players with player options will also have to make decisions by June 29th, adding to the excitement of the offseason. With the fantasy basketball season approaching, fans are eager to know the impact of Ja Morant 's impending suspension. While the exact length of the suspension is still uncertain, there is speculation that it could be significant, possibly ranging from 20 games to an entire season. Photo: Instagram/Ja Morant Morant's off-the-court antics already resulted in an eight-game suspension, so the upcoming suspension is expected to be more severe. Fans are anxiously awaiting the off...

Photo: Instagram/Kevin Durant Kevin Durant and the Phoenix Suns were heavily criticized by NBA fans following their disappointing 125-100 loss to the Denver Nuggets in Game 6 of the playoffs, which saw the Suns eliminated from the competition for the second consecutive year. The Suns' acquisition of Durant during the trade deadline had positioned them as strong contenders to represent the Western Conference in the NBA Finals this season. Durant finished the game with 23 points, however, he shot only 8-of-19 from the field, and the poor start to the game contributed to the Suns' abysmal performance. Photo: Instagram/Kevin Durant has been averaging 25.6 points per game since joining the Phoenix Suns, and perhaps the most impressive numbers are his shooting splits, as he is shooting 58.2 percent from the floor and 51.6 percent from three-point range. His teammate, Devin Booker , also struggled with his shooting, managing only 12 points on 4-of-13 from the field. Meanwhile, Cam...

Photo: Instagram/Nikola Jokic During Game 4 of the Denver Nuggets vs. Phoenix Suns NBA playoff series on Sunday, an on-court altercation broke out between Nuggets star Nikola Jokic and Suns owner Mat Ishbia . With less than three minutes left in the second quarter and a close score, Jokic blocked a layup attempt by Suns player DeAndre Ayton. Ayton fell into the stands while chasing the ball, and Jokic attempted to quickly inbound it to create an uneven fast break. Photo: Instagram/Nikola Jokic had already established himself as one of the top players in the NBA and had an impressive playoff resume. However, the fan holding the ball was none other than Suns owner Ishbia. When Jokic tried to retrieve the ball, Ishbia resisted, and Jokic pushed him. Another fan, who was later escorted off the floor, also pushed back. Jokic was assessed a technical foul for unsportsmanlike conduct following the incident. The technical free throw awarded to Kevin Durant tied the score at 55 in the secon...

Photo: Instagram/Kevin Durant  Kevin Durant, the 13-time All-Star who was traded to the Phoenix Suns on Feb. 9, is expected to make his debut on March 2 against the Charlotte Hornets. Durant has not played in a game since Jan. 8 when he was with the Brooklyn Nets due to a sprained knee ligament. The Suns announced his debut on Tuesday, and Durant confirmed that he has not felt pain in his knee for a few weeks and is feeling fine. Photo: Instagram/Kevin Durant  The Suns have been on the rise even before Durant's arrival, winning 12 of their last 17 games and entering Tuesday fourth in the Western Conference. Durant will join a lineup that already includes Chris Paul, Devin Booker, and Deandre Ayton, making the Suns one of the best teams in the conference. Durant is still playing at an elite level, averaging 29.7 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 5.3 assists per game this season. He initially requested a trade last summer, and the Suns were interested before he stayed with Brooklyn. How...

Photo: Instagram/Kevin Durant  According to a report by The Athletic's Shams Charania, Kevin Durant is expected to make his debut with the Phoenix Suns on March 1 against the Charlotte Hornets. Durant has been sidelined since January 8 due to an MCL sprain he sustained while still playing for the Brooklyn Nets. Durant's return to the NBA has been highly anticipated, and his debut with the Suns is sure to attract even more attention, as he was recently traded to the team before the trade deadline on February 9. Photo: Instagram/Kevin Durant  The addition of Durant to the already talented Suns roster, which includes Devin Booker, Chris Paul, and Deandre Ayton, has made Phoenix an instant contender for the championship. While Durant's extended absence may have an impact on his performance in his first game back, it will also give us a chance to see how he fits in with his new teammates. Although Durant brings a lot of talent to the Suns, it may take some time for him and the t...

Photo: Instagram/DeAndre Ayton The Phoenix Suns have faced challenges since Devin Booker's injury, missing 18 straight games and losing 9 out of 11. However, they have recently won 6 out of 7 games, partly due to Mikal Bridges' expanding offensive skills. Suns center Deandre Ayton has praised Bridges, saying he's been running half-court sets designed for Booker. Photo: Instagram/DeAndre Ayton  Ayton said that the team has started calling the offensive sets "Mikalbow" as a nod to Bridges. Although Bridges denies Ayton's claims, he has had to take center stage on offense with the absences of Chris Paul and Cameron Johnson, along with Booker. Despite a dip in efficiency, this experience will benefit Bridges and the Suns in the long run. If Bridges continues to run "Mikalbow" effectively, he may give the Suns another player capable of making plays in tough situations. Read Next: Kyrie Irving Requests Trade From Brooklyn Nets Ahead Of Trade Deadline Sourc...