The Big Three Disintegrate! Averaging 26+6 per game, the team is at the bottom of the rankings, and his offseason departure is a certainty

In the blink of an eye, the regular season of the season is coming to an end. There were a number of teams that had high hopes before the season began. There are a number of teams that have formed a big three, but they have not achieved their desired results so far, and even their current results are extremely disappointing. The 76ers in the East and the Suns in the West are two such teams that have been extremely disappointing.

Both teams have a Big Three roster, especially the Suns, who have two top scorers in Booker and Durant, but in the end they are at the bottom of the West and will have a hard time making the playoffs this season. And the team is currently experiencing a huge upheaval, with constant friction between the manager and the coach. Judging from the current situation, the Suns will experience a major change of key players this offseason, and Durant will most likely choose to leave the Suns.

Durant has actually spoken out before, talking about some of his offseason thoughts in a previous podcast with Green. He is open to many teams in the league, which means that teams will join the race for Durant in the offseason. Many teams have a chance to welcome this super scorer.

It is understandable that Durant wants to leave the Suns, because Durant has still played very well this season, averaging 26+6 data per game, shooting more than 50% from the field and more than 40% from three-point range. But the team's performance was very disappointing, which would have been frustrating for any superstar. Durant doesn't see any hope of competing for a championship with the Suns, and his age doesn't wait for him, and a superstar of Durant's caliber must want to accumulate championship glory as much as possible later in his career, so it makes sense for him to leave the Suns. Besides, the Suns are not his parent team, and he does not have the so-called complex of returning to his roots. So we'll see which team will get Durant, the Thunder, the Warriors or the Lakers this offseason.