Suns takes up an embarrassing form after a mirage of 4 games

Phoenix – The Phoenix Suns revealed that they were that they were directly after their sequence of four consecutive victories earlier in the month, a one -week mirage that suggested potential growth. Instead, it was a blinding flash in the pan, as evidenced by the embarrassing defeat of Sunday 148-109 against the Houston Rockets.

Phoenix has now dropped three times in a row after throwing a brief overview at the corner of the street, he was ready to shoot and he was two games in the Sacramento and Dallas Mavericks loss column to have a chance to make the playoffs. Emergency and despair are completely foreign to this basketball team.

“Tonight was a bad night,” said head coach Mike Budenholzer when he was asked why his team does not show the emergency on the ground since the Suns were in the standings. “There is no other way to paint it. But I don’t think that it was what it was to say categorically every night. But tonight, we were not good. The urgency, everything you want to put it. We were not good.”

Does he think this team has this despair?

“There’s despair. And then you have to go and play,” he said. “There is an element of, at one point, you must go and make stops, you must find a way to make things happen on the defensive, you must go and make games offensively. Despair and all these things, they are important but you have to go play. And we have to play better.”

After an advance of Rockets from 16-0 earlier in the second quarter opened the match and put Phoenix at 17, Houston Wing Dillon Brooks was ejected for being too vocal towards a civil servant during a Kerfuffle, offering the Suns a window with a fresh breeze given the way the Rockets also lacked Tari Eason (management of the injuries of the left jambe).

The Rockets then obtained a 3 -point pointer from an offensive rebound, a transitional basket after a Sun sloping 3 against 1, then two consecutive Phoenix reversals led to houston baskets. Shortly after, the Suns failed to score on a 5 against 4 when Jalen Green of Houston took a fall and remained below. Outside the Miss, Green received a deep exit pass for a free dunk.

Houston scored 46 points in the period to lead by 29 at halftime. The Suns were hugely hueting from the ground.

Phoenix tried to respect the energy she knew that Houston would bring early but did not maintain this throughout the first half. This is what is necessary for the Suns to overcome their astonishing lack of cohesion and any type of identity. They know it and don’t care about it to overcome this. Well, they cared enough for a week.

To repeat a message with persistent leaves that has been present in this space several times for more than a yearEverything that is behind this must go. This includes any player, any coach and any member of the Front Office. It is up to the Suns to make the right call to who are the most responsible. Obviously, they were not last summer.

I will spare you more about the rest of the details. Will no longer waste your time in the nights like this, nor with any figure or thought on individual performance.

What you need to know is that the Sun attacker, Kevin Durant, strongly turned the left ankle on a journey to the basket in the middle of the third quarter. He returned to the locker room with heavy lameness and did not return. With two weeks to do in the season, the essential thought has happened if it was the last time we saw it in a Suns jersey. During will have an MRI on MRI on MRI.

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