According to Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report, many around the NBA expect Kevin Durant to demand a trade from the Phoenix Suns this offseason. Durant will make $54.7 million next season in the final year of his contract.

Phoenix Suns All-Star Kevin Durant had time for his haters this week. After Durant was seen yelling at his head coach, Mike Budenholzer, during a timeout in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 107-96 win against the Suns, he responded to harsh critics on social media in response to a video highlighting Kevin’s thin skin throughout his time in Phoenix.

The Suns will be without Kevin Durant for at least the next game after the 15-time All-Star exited Sunday's loss to Houston with an ankle sprain.

The Phoenix Suns return home to face the Houston Rockets on Sunday, March 30, at 6 p.m., before beginning a three-game road trip. The Suns are battling for a spot in the play-in tournament with less than 10 games remaining in what has been a disappointing season.

For the second time in three games, the Suns lost by 30+ points. If Durant misses time, do the Suns just shut it down for season?

The Rockets concluded a 3-0 season sweep of the Phoenix Suns with a 148-109 victory. Don’t be mislead by the scoreboard, it wasn’t that close. There’s not an incredible amount of narrative to lay before you for this one.

Things got from bad to worse for the Phoenix Suns on Sunday night. The Suns were in the midst of an embarrassing blowout loss on their own home floor against the Houston Rockets, and things took a major turn for the worse after Kevin Durant was forced to exit the game in the third quarter.