The NBA trade deadline is due on the 7th, and "Yahoo Sports" writer German wrote an article summarizing the winners and losers of this year, and specifically named the Phoenix Suns, who failed to recruit "Master Chief" Butler, as the "super invincible big losers" this season.

Durant was caught up in trade rumors and eventually stayed with the Suns

The Suns have been rumored to be planning to recruit Butler in the near future, and Butler himself has expressed his willingness to join the Suns, but in the end the deal was not completed, Butler advanced to the Warriors, and the Suns only relied on a few small trades to recruit Hornets center Richards and lose the sign to clear the frozenNurkic, in exchange for Martin and Misić.

Devin pointed out that the reason why the Suns are a super invincible loser is that Bill is still there, but he is not as good as Butler, and his salary is still higher than Butler's, his contract is relatively long, and he has an overlord clause that can reject any trade, which makes his trade value quite low, and in the end, Bill also keeps the Suns.

And the Suns are still rumored to have failed to sell Beale, planning to auction the big brother Durant in the team, there is news that the original deal has been negotiated, but Durant himself was shocked after learning about this and has no intention of returning to the Warriors, and the owner also respects his will to pull back from the precipice (because Durant does not have a bully clause), Devin pointed out that it is not a good thing to shock the superstars whose contracts are about to expire.

Devin concluded that after a series of operations, the Suns not only lost their main trade target, but were also taken away by the Warriors with similar records, which made Durant, the big brother in the team, unhappy. And there is not much reinforcement in the trading limit, and only Martin may be slightly useful. Add to that the team's recent 1-5 wins, and even rumors of a bad atmosphere in the lounge, uneasy about the future, and put yourself in the countdown to Durant, and the Suns may still feel a vulture hovering over their heads to ask Booker, another star on the team.